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Keri Rosebraugh
Keri Rosebraugh has worked as a freelance illustrator and
artist for the past twenty years. Expressing the importance
of protecting and improving our environment directly through
her artwork, Keri's paintings seek to inform, encourage, and
inspire others to help save our planet. Bitten by the art bug
at age 16, Rosebraugh enrolled in numerous art classes in her
hometown,
just outside of Portland, Oregon. This led her to Los Angeles,
where she attended Art Center College of Design, and received
a Bachelors of Fine Art with honors in illustration. Her artwork
has been featured in newspapers and magazines worldwide, with
clients that include The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times,
Disney, Mattel, Dreamworks, Grist magazine, The San Francisco
Chronicle, The Toronto Star, and Mother Earth News. She was
recently president of the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles
for two years, and has shown her work in numerous group shows
including La Luz De Jesus Gallery in Hollywood, and The Ecological
Art Gallery in Los Angeles. Today, she has yet to abandon the
dreams of her adolescence, as she specializes in murals and
large scale
paintings on recycled billboard vinyl, as well as environmentally
themed paintings and illustrations for sustainable industries
throughout North America. Keri holds a B.F.A. from Art Center
College of Design and is on the web here.
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Victoria Howard
Victoria
Howard is a working artist and educator, currently
teaching for the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los
Angeles. She teaches drawing, painting and multi-media
art to both children and adults at the renown Barnsdall Art
Park where she also coordinates her own program, Living Arts. Living
Arts is an outreach program specifically designed
to bring art workshops to individuals with disabilities of
all ages. Victoria received her second fine art degree
from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and her Master
of Science in deaf education from U.S.C. (University of
Southern California). Her work has been shown in many
galleries in the U.S. She is a bird enthusiast
and has done research on bird migration with Earthwatch in
Kenya. Her current independent projects include
writing and illustrating 2 children's books and creating a
new series of paintings on botanical bulbs entitled "Bulbs
as Life".
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Craig Rosebraugh
For the past twenty years, Craig Rosebraugh has been involved
with political and social justice struggles in the human rights,
environmental protection, and animal advocacy movements. He
is the author of Burning
Rage of a Dying Planet, The
Logic of Political Violence, the contributing editor for This
Country Must Change: Essays on the Necessity of Revolution
in the USA,
the founder and managing editor of Arissa
Media Group, and
the co-founder and co-editor of Resistance
Magazine. Craig
holds a B.A. in political science from Marylhurst University,
an M.A. in political science and history from Goddard College,
and is currently working toward his J.D. law degree from Arizona
State University. Craig's complete bio may be seen on his website
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