Monthly Archives: April 2011

Allegra Villella’s: Portrait of the Artist

Let the portraits begin!  As mentioned March 15 and 28, I am the subject matter that the intermediate photography students had to contend with for a project.  To mix it up, I decided to shave my beard in the process, … Continue reading

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Illustrating Diversity

Yet another illustration for Clella Jaffe’s Public Speaking: Concepts and Skills for a Diverse Society.  I collected the most diverse bunch of characters I could locate and had them pose for a family picture.  I love my kachina (which I … Continue reading

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Speaking of Illustrations

As I commented on Feb 21st of this year I’m working with a communications professor here at George Fox name Clella Jaffe on her public speaking book: Public Speaking: Concepts and Skills for a Diverse Society.  I did the illustrations … Continue reading

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The Last Tornado

I realized as of late that  I neglected to ever post the fourth tornado painting/sculpture I created, that was included in the exhibit back in January at the University of Portland.  So here it is: For this piece I used … Continue reading

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A Portrait of the Dog

Continuing the self-reflective colored pencil self-portraits from some years ago.  Here is number 6 of 7.  At the time I drew these I was teaching a class called “Sonoran sketchbook” at a university in Arizona, with a herpetologist by the … Continue reading

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