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Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Monster Draw/Homework update

Go to the Tab at the top of the blog and follow the directions as you create vegetable people.

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Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Spiral Project

Fun and Interesting Designs



















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Visual Texture landscape

Wonderful Creative Work


















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Meet the Artists

Nice Job Artists





















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Living in this market-oriented, consumer society where reality is shaped by the media’s flea market mentality, in all of its various forms I, as a member of society, eat food, wear clothing, listen to the news and dream about life. My work is a direct response to this life that I’m living from larger that life characters that appear in books or on television, to the soundtracks that go with them. As a result, I have developed an addictive personality where T.V. and pop culture are my reality. My work is a record of my journey to understand my own history, relationships and mythologies. The icons in my work are transformed from retail mythic Rams into symbols that represent moments in my life. Allowing me to operate within the context of mint dental floss, Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the comfort that is received by a can of soup that is just like grandma used to make. Scott Arthur King
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