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Students smell the ink on a 5 colour Mitsubishi.
Then I hot footed it across town to meet with my colleague, Russell Walker, who had arranged a talk by Abram Games' daughter, Naomi Games, of her father's work to final year graphics students. She told many a tale about his incredible life and strong willed nature, as well as discussing airbrushing (with an impromptu [dry] demo from Russell), and other techniques.
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Naomi Games talking about her father.
The show is currently at The Minories Gallery in Colchester and well worth a visit, but be quick, it comes down on Monday 20 February.
1 comment:
Ha ha ha ha ha!! Literally laughed out loud at the beginning of this post! Nothing like a crap story to get the sides splitting :D
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