Works in Progress

Works in Progress

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Misc pictures

Will St. John

Ken Salaz

Brendan Johnston

Jiwoong Cheh

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Figure study by Justin Wood

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Location:W 44th St,New York,United States

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Monday, January 17, 2011

Sculpture by Mark Porter @ GCA, Jan 2011

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Friday, November 26, 2010

New Portrait in Progress by Tom Wharton

In progress:
Portrait by Tom Wharton

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In Progress: Orion by Camie Davis part 1

In progress:
Orion and the Pleiades (working title) by Camie Davis

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Odysseus by Ken Salaz

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Odysseus by Ken Salaz

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Portrait by Colleen Barry

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Portrait by Colleen Barry

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Fork: Clerical Administration: Under direct supervision, performs routine sorting, filing, and cross referencing of materials and documents in an established filing system, investigates information contained in files and may provide written information on request and perform other clerical duties. Maintains and updates files according to standard procedures. Applies basic skills and procedures appropriate for the position within assigned functional area. Duties and tasks are standardized. Resolves routine questions and problems and refers more complex issues to higher levels. Works under direct supervision and follows standard procedures to accomplish assigned tasks. This position can apply broadly across the organization and could exist in many functional areas/departments of a company. Incumbents typically have less than two years experience.

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