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My name is Lindsey Masterson aka Pen & Tool. I am a designer, illustrator, sign painter, occasional muralist, artist, creative consultant and, hopefully, your future friend. I graduated from Full Sail University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Graphic Design, and have been designing and illustrating for over a decade. Along the way, I’ve won an award or two, interned, taught, learned and now I am here to serve you.
I am constantly experimenting with technique and style. With graphic design, there is room to adapt and expand style. I have a passion for people and for people’s passions.
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Briefly describe the class(es) you offer:
I have experience teaching children with neuro-diversities as well as teaching workshops with adults. I love sharing my process and practices with others.
Willing to be a guest speaker / workshop presenter in a classroom setting.: Yes
Type of lesson (Private and/or Group): Private, Group
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Super random, but we just got electricity ABCs for Blue collar babies and my wife and I need you to settle a dispute. She thinks that it has been hand-drawn and I think it's graphic art. Any authority or light you could shed on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
Super random, but we just got electricity ABCs for Blue collar babies and my wife and I need you to settle a dispute. She thinks that it has been hand-drawn and I think it's graphic art. Any authority or light you could shed on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
View lessIn a way you are asking about two different but related methods.
View moreTraditionally, graphic arts was the process of reproducing an image, most commonly through the printing process. The image you are referring to may have initially been hand drawn but regardless it had to at some point be digitally recreated. It may have been simply scanned or reproduced in a graphic design program such as
In a way you are asking about two different but related methods.
View lessTraditionally, graphic arts was the process of reproducing an image, most commonly through the printing process. The image you are referring to may have initially been hand drawn but regardless it had to at some point be digitally recreated. It may have been simply scanned or reproduced in a graphic design program such as Illustrator. But ultimately a digital file has to be created in order to have it an actual printed piece.