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Shimoda’s work expresses modern day issues in colorful and illustrative techniques

Acrylic and oil on panel

At four years old he decided his vocation was filmmaking

"This drawing depicts a Phainopepla nest woven with the bird's favorite foods

Getting Back on that Horse Kaysha Siemens discontinuitiesDetails About Oil on panel 8 x 10 in. 2026 13 x 15 in. (f) Framing included Henry Schreiber spent his childhood in the suburbs of Washington DC, the mountains of West Virginia, and the gulf coast of Florida. After receiving his MFA from the University of Central Florida, Schreiber established a studio on a family farm in the Appalachian Mountains. Following his two years of learning the ways of the groundhog; he packed up his studio and moved to