Girl in School Lunch Room Metal Print

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Self-portrait drawn in 1980; pencil on canvas paper, photographed and edited with color to give depth for a fine art print.

I was the quiet new girl from the big city school in Kansas City. My parents decided trying to live on a little farm an hour outside the city would be a nice retreat. I wasn't quite sure just yet what to think as I leaned on the lunch room door frame sizing up all the country kids at my new High School.

ARTIST'S STATEMENT: Though I'm drawn to simple things in my life, it's vibrant, unexpected colors that lead me to art as a child. My personal world has been immersed in art and creative processes for over 30 years. Everything I see naturally becomes an unpainted work that I log into my mind as something I hope to have time to create. EDUCATION: Studied on Achievement Grants in Workshops at: The Kansas City Art Institute - Early 80's EXHIBITED WORK: Exhibited Work: Pencil and Acrylic on Paper - Still Life On Permanent Display - 1978 Smith-Hale School, Kansas City, MO Hallmark's Crown Center, Kansas City, MO Mixed Media Still Life on Paper Acrylic Pop-Art on Hard Board 1978 ARTISTIC INFLUENCES: Faye...