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Children are like wet cement, whatever falls on them, leaves an impression.

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What path do you want for your children?



I was a troubled only child…



but learned to harness

emotions into

creative outlets.




I want to strengthen art in public schools,


to create an environment

that…



is filled with opinions, honesty, communication, and



diversity.



Harnesses energy in a positive way,



gives clarity through creative outlets,




and provides outlets

for imaginative children.


My values include…



education, self-expression, diversity, inclusion, communication, and honesty.



I believe open minds allow creativity to flow…



and show us the beauty in all things.



I want to reverse labels

placed on children.



Life and all things in it inspire me,



I have a thirst for

knowledge,



and I internalize thoughts before externally delivering messages.




empathy,

problem solving,


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My skills include:




and playing well with others.



Being an only child I see life

differently,



and I understand the need for creativity.



I want to promote positivity, active listening, patience,



and creativity.



My competitive advantage

includes energy and

positivity.



Growing up I pushed

boundaries and defied authority.



Design provides opportunities to express ourselves.



In assisting, I found

my love of organization,



In non-profit, my love for

philanthropy.




I work best in open,

creative environments,


where bold, creative, independent thinking is encouraged.



I want to be creative,

inspired, and thoughtful.



Albert Pfister: Added illustration

to book

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1956

1959

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Claude Garamond: opens first type

foundry, developing and selling fonts to

printers

Nicolas Jenson: One of the greatest typeface designers set news standard for Roman Type

Industrial Revolution:Setting the stage for advances in Graphic

Design

Arthur Aloys Senefelder:Developed lithography

Halftone Screen:Allows for the first photo to be printed with a full

range of tones Art Nouveau Movement:Begins and changes design,

making its way into all types of commercial design and utilizing all types of art

Windsor McCay: Unleashes Gertie the

Dinosaur, the first animated cartoon

Time Magazine:Debuts

Walt Disney: Creates the first cartoon

“Alice’s Wonderland”

Print Magazine:First issue printed

Paul Rand: Designed the IBM logo

using City Medium typeface

Communication Arts:First issue printed

1963Douglas Engelbart: Developed the first

computer mouse, setting the stage for the future tool

of graphic design

1984Apple:

Releases the first Macintosh

computer, featuring bitmap graphics

1985MTV logo: Created by New York Firm,

Manhattan Design

1985 Paul Brainerd:Developed

PageMaker and coined the term

“desktop publishing”

Photoshop One:Released

1990

1990Physicist, Tim Berners-Lee:

Developed the world wide web along with HTML and

the concept of web addresses

Graphic Design Timeline1460-1990

Work History

Art History Timeline

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Pop-Art Fun with

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Work History

Inspirational Poster



The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.

-Lao Tzu

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Success is being a teacher, wife, and mother.



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