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ORIGINAL ARTWORK AND LIMITED EDITION PRINTS By ED NEWMAN

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Thursday, January 17, 2013

A Little Confused I Remember Well

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Ed Newman: Doing my best to bring you interesting perspectives, fascinating insights, and engaging content on a wide range of topics.

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Much of the artwork on this site is available for sale. If you see something interesting, send me an inquiry. I will let you know if it's still available.

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Welcome! I received my liberal arts degree from Ohio University with an emphasis on the fine arts. Early influences included classes at the Cleveland Museum of Art at age five, Jon Gnagy's art classes on TV when I was eight, and a lot of encouragement from friends and family. According to my grandmother I never scribbled, even at age two. Throughout the various channels of my life and career, I've never stopped cultivating a serious interest in making art.

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COMMISSIONS

I'm open to producing commissioned work. Commissioned portraits of loved ones can make excellent unique gifts.

It is my pledge to do my best to create something very cool in accordance with the styles you see reflected here or in my Art Walk Gallery. Commissioned works require 50% up front non-refundable fee. Prices can be negotiated.