Patricia Arnold

Patricia Arnold. Based in Lewiston, MI, US.

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Minted on Dec 19 2019
http://pattiarnold.com
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About Patricia Arnold

I enjoy illustrating, painting and linoleum block printing. These mediums serve as a starting point for my designs. Planning my ideas offline allows me to connect with the design process before anything digital design enters the picture. I began studying design in the 1980's just as manual techniques were on their way out. I still keep a box of Letraset Pantone sheets for inspiration.

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