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Michiko
Ote
I was always wondering why I was given this life in this time and in this circumstance. I have tried to look for the answers but I couldn't find the exact answers to my satisfaction. So, I decided to create my own reasons for being alive. I decided to draw and read books.
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Charles Mak
I've constructed my ePortfolio to be anything but dull; you may even find it to be the worst you've ever seen. While visiting, you'll be viewing a variety of artworks, poetry and essays that I have composed.
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Christian
Welcome to my e-portfolio where you will see reflected my personality, my creative side, some triumphs and some failures. While you visit this e-portfolio you may see a lot about my art tendencies, creativity, some poetry and some class work that I had done in my courses and my free time.
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Emilia Andrzyewska
I would like to share some of the art that I have done over the years with you all. Most of my drawings are done from imagination, I don't know, I never had the urge to draw from life. But I do have some study work done to improve my technique.
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Akiko
Kobayashi
Akiko is a Fine Arts major from Japan
who has included in her eportfolio a beautiful illustration
of the Japanese myth “The Moon Princess”
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Juan Perez
Being artistically gifted is something that can never be taken away. There is no greater satisfaction than to take a plank piece of material and creating something that can spark emotions in another human being or creating something in which you can share your inner thoughts without uttering a single word. It is a science of connection.
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Mikako
Mikako has created an insightful and hilarious political satire that crosses “not so curious George” with an eye on contemporary politics.
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Kazumi Hakamada
The first visit to NY is when she was twenty years old, working at a small hotel in Soho.
She likes to put herself in a music environment (she was not a musician but a groupie), but now in college, she is in the art environment.
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