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Born and raised in small town Colorado, I found my love of art through my crafty and artistc grandmother. After high school, I explored the area of graphic design and advertising with dreams of big money. I realized that my art was more personal and I could not see myself using my abilities to help persuade consumers to purchase often unnecessary items at over inflated prices. Almost ten years after graduating high school, I found myself at Missouri State in search of a BFA in painting, a minor in art history and psychology. My goal is to procure a degree in art therapy and help others to find art as a free form of conscious and subconscious expression.
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- Groups: Contemporary American Artists
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Born and raised in small town Colorado, I found my love of art through my crafty and artistc grandmother. After high school, I explored the area of graphic design and advertising with dreams of big money. I realized that my art was more personal and I could not see myself using my abilities to help persuade consumers to purchase often unnecessary items at over inflated prices. Almost ten years after graduating high school, I found myself at Missouri State in search of a BFA in painting, a minor in art history and psychology. My goal is to procure a degree in art therapy and help others to find art as a free form of conscious and subconscious expression.
Added Apr 6, 2005
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My philosophy is that everything has a purpose and a reason and there is no such thing as a truly evil deed, for in the end, something good always comes out of it.
Word of wisdom: Before you can be honest with anyone else, You first have to be brutally honest with yourself.
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