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<p>[QUOTE="antidiem, post: 442094, member: 30"]There are photos of her works (and of the young artist herself) on each of the links, you may have to click tabs at the top or scroll down on the instagram link, which contains photographs of her paintings and inspirational sky pictures. I can see that she was in New Orleans, at least for a while. [USER=84]@journeymagazine[/USER] , hope you can see this because it makes sense that she may have had a show of her cloud / landscape paintings at Tulane University. </p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=2498]@rink28[/USER] - I doubt it matters that her older work is nothing like her college work done at a university with a somewhat famed art school. Art schools tend to try to push a student out of their "comfort zone" - perhaps that's the reason for widely varying executions. </p><p><br /></p><p>I don't know what to think about the last link Jivvy posted, as the paintings are too small for me to see them very well on that link. They kind of look monochromatic, much like the cigar smoker painting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="antidiem, post: 442094, member: 30"]There are photos of her works (and of the young artist herself) on each of the links, you may have to click tabs at the top or scroll down on the instagram link, which contains photographs of her paintings and inspirational sky pictures. I can see that she was in New Orleans, at least for a while. [USER=84]@journeymagazine[/USER] , hope you can see this because it makes sense that she may have had a show of her cloud / landscape paintings at Tulane University. [USER=2498]@rink28[/USER] - I doubt it matters that her older work is nothing like her college work done at a university with a somewhat famed art school. Art schools tend to try to push a student out of their "comfort zone" - perhaps that's the reason for widely varying executions. I don't know what to think about the last link Jivvy posted, as the paintings are too small for me to see them very well on that link. They kind of look monochromatic, much like the cigar smoker painting.[/QUOTE]
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