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            <pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2011 14:34:13 EST</pubDate>
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            <title>Spinning the Color Wheel (on its head)</title>
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	Color theory is a bore. I tried to learn it, but the rules get convoluted so quickly just steps beyond mixing compliments,--and the results are forever unpredictable.&nbsp; My intuitive sense goes toward grey, warm and cool, and it fails or succeeds without regard to amount of effort applied or degree of desperation. Step outside the safety of local color, and all bets are off. One thing I&#39;ve learned: put a little red in it, and it might look like you planned it (or at least keep it from cadaver dead).

	Some &quot;color theory&quot; exercises; portraits of musicians.
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            <title>USC Alumni Magazine</title>
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	As every freelancer knows, a steady gig is a good gig. When a steady gig develops a rhythm where the work almost creates itself, it&#39;s something special.

	Having concluded a years-long run of monthly work for the USC Trojan Family Alumni Magazine illustrating columns and campus news pieces, I&#39;d like to thank art director Rick Simner and editor Allison Engel for creating and sustaining that kind of rapport. You&#39;ll be missed.
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	Recent features for CFO, art directed by Robert Lesser.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 11 Apr 2011 14:55:25 EST</pubDate>
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            <title>Jeffrey Decoster at SPD</title>
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	I&#39;ve always taken special notice of Decoster&#39;s work. For me it stands apart from much of illustration and its usual devices. The information is there, but it&#39;s not what the pictures are about. Associative and abstract imagery combine with unconventional staging to create intangible atmospheres where the story is absorbed largely on a visceral level.

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	This 3:00 portfolio was made for an upcoming SPD event highlighting his work.

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