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Georges Seurat's 1884 masterpiece "Bathers at Asnières" is a monumental oil painting depicting working-class men and boys relaxing by the Seine in an industrial suburb northwest of Paris. Completed when Seurat was just 24, the work was initially rejected by the Salon jury but is now a highlight of the National Gallery, London.

I attended this lecture and asked Tyson to answer questions that I created. I then combined that with a Dawkins exam.

I print Brad's Halloween and Christmas cards.

Need to add photos and explanation

I video taped and edited this US Postal Service video about the Employee Assistance Program for the Hawkeye District. Wish I had tapped in High Def. Postal employees were great. I was a contractor working 40 hours a week on communication videos and images.

A St. Louis radio station ran a "Pop Art for Pop Mart" contest for U2 tickets. I submitted several items in a see through poster holder. I won tickets and took my then girlfriend to the show. I threw away all of the art entries. I recreated two of the submissions at the bottom of the page. One was a drawing of Max Beckman's woodcut portrait. Maybe I thought they would think it was Bono. I also created a monkey to man thing from U2's own designers. Take a look at the videos of the show from Mexico. The opening is similar to a prize fighter entering the ring.

I ran the wide camera in a two camera Ultimate Elvis rehearsal shoot. This video is a place holder until I get a better example put together. The tour is in celebration of Elvis Presley’s 75th birthday and four performers will depict four different eras of Elvis: The 1950’s, 1960’s, during his movie career and his concert career with the Vegas Singers. The performers – Bill Cherry, Kevin Mills, Leo Days, and Victor Trevino, Jr. – were selected after being finalists in the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist competition. The national tour will begin in Ames and continue on to 25 more cities.

Photos I took of Des Moines artists.

I was a traffic control production assistant for one day in the Drake area on University Avenue. I don't recall doing much.