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First Name

Julie

Last Name

G. L.

Age

35-55

Which of the following best describe you?

Professional Creative, Art enthusiast, Other

How often are you the first among your friends to try something new?

All the time

What do you want people to know most about you?

Born & raised in an extremely religious hippy atmosphere. My mom is an artist and painted while she was pregnant for me and my siblings. Today, I keep the love for art alive. I do bead embroidery in the genre of folk art. What inspires me the most are jam bands & other artists who expresses themselves through color & maintaining a positive lifestyle.

How did you hear about Brooklyn Art Project?

an online friend who is artist.

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At 5:25am on November 15, 2009, Nick Young said…: Thanks for the kind words, Julie! Your work is very interesting with its mix of colors and textures. Hope you have great success with it.

At 2:04am on November 14, 2009, Suzanne Bean said…: Yes, so lovely to connect!!!! :D

At 5:18pm on November 13, 2009, See-ming Lee 李思明 said…: Thanks for your kind words and encouragement! #smlthankyou

At 10:00pm on November 12, 2009, Sara Louise Petty said…: Thank you so much for the compliment! It's great to connect with you also!
I love meeting new talented people....
Kindest regards
Sara

At 3:30pm on June 17, 2009, JulieLuke(vOODOOLUKE) said…: you have a great variety of texture and color in your work, its beautiful

At 8:55pm on January 19, 2009, Jackie Capozzoli said…: thank you! You create some fascinating bead work, I admire your patience to create such intricate pieces. Do you sell your work? I'd love to wear one of your headbands.

I often use photoshop to alter images and get grounds for a subject to base a painting off of, so you're right in thinking it looked digital! I did paint it by hand, slaving over a giant wall with a ladder and paint brush. I like to make the paint seem as flat as possible, almost like a giant sticker.