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Born
in San Francisco in 1945 and followed by two little sisters
into the heart of suburbia for the duration.
To UC Santa Barbara, BA Spanish Lit, ‘67. Upon graduation,
I moved to Spain. My first job, in Madrid, translating aeronautics
correspondence, was the beginning of a secretarial career that
spanned three continents and took a decade to shake off.
During which time: I married twice, divorced twice, had a daughter
then a son, earned an MA Education, Harvard ’75, and began
a teaching career in Brazil then Colombia.
Followed by a three-year stint in Silicon Valley, as a technical
writer travelling between army posts throughout the country.
I moved to Alaska in 1980. painted souvenirs. In 1982 I moved
to Colorado where I did pastel portraiture and sidewalk caricature
(as well as my all-day every day job teaching English at a wilderness
boarding high school.)
In 1987 I moved back to the west coast to pursue my true vocation:
ART. During this time I became skilled in acrylic paint, and
was consistently employed in the gamut of commissioned work,
from portraiture to landscape, photo-realism to caricature and
murals.
In 1994 I moved to a shadowy isolated redwood canyon, where
the computer discovered me, and began a passion for digital
photography and computer graphics. |
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