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Sunday, July 6, 2014

Rhubarb Chard: A Bug's Eye View



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ambergoulet
I've been an artist in spirit my whole life. I think art is a context in which we can communicate and learn. I have developed a quirky aesthetic that relates to my other interests: history, mystery, and life's ironic or odd details. The essential thing for me to learn about anything is its oddities; they are expression, perspective, and context. So, I majored in illustration with a minor in writing, two contexts to communicate with the world.
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