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Online Gallery features:
Connie McLennan
July 1, 2005 through July 30, 2005
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Grew
up in Yreka, California, skiing Mt. Shasta, showing quarter horses,
and watching my veterinarian dad at work.
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Attended
UOP (Stockton) for a year, then transferred to CSUS. Graduated in
’76 with a B.A in Journalism. A number of those credits were in “commercial
art” classes, taught by a wonderful old illustrator/artist from Chicago,
whose philosophical differences with the “Art” Department landed him
with the Journalism Department instead.
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Attended
Academy of Art College (San Francisco) 1978-80 majoring in illustration.
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Worked
in the art department at KCRA-TV Channel 3, Sacramento for a year,
creating on-air graphics and news sets.
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Have
been freelancing ever since. Advertising clients include: Bell Atlantic,
Blue Diamond Growers, CibaVision , E & Y Kenneth Leventhal, J.C.
Penney, Kaiser Permanente, and Wells Fargo Bank. Editorial and publishing
clients include:, Governing Magazine, Sunset Magazine,
Weekly Reader, American Foreign Service Assn., Gibson Greetings,
Harcourt Brace, Harcourt School Publishers, Holt Reinhart & Winston,
Prima Publishing, Scott Foresman, Shen's Books, and Sylvan Dell Publishing.
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I
illustrated my first children’s book, Domitila: A Cinderella Tale
from the Mexican Tradition, in 1999. The Wishing Tree by
Roseanne Thong, was released in October, 2004. Books three and four
are Water Beds: Sleeping in the Ocean by Gail Karwoski, September
2005; Octavia and Her Purple Ink Cloud, by Donna German and
Doreen Rathmell, May 2006; illustrations are scheduled for a fifth
book to be released in 2007.
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I
shared studio/office space with several graphic designers in Sacramento
for six years but have worked at home in Rocklin, CA since 1986. I
am married and have one 14-year-old son.
To
see more of Connie's work, go to http://www.conniemclennan.com
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