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Friday, 3 February 2006
View some deviant art
Mood:  mischievious
Topic: Ryan's art
My oldest son is getting his master's degree in art this spring from Adams State College in Alamosa, Colorado. He is practically a professional student by now - well, he does get paid for being a grad student these days.


For his graduate requirements, he is putting on an art show at the college's art gallery, with the opening the end of March.


You can get a sneak preview of some of his paintings and photographs at http://rulrich.deviantart.com/


Don't expect to see fluffy, happy depictions of art at this Web site. Ryan's art is unique, and expresses the emotions he has experienced. His art is more like therapy for all of us, releasing the anger and frustration we carry around.


Check it out!


Posted by earthstar at 9:51 AM EST
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