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www.ToddLThomas.net T.

• Mount Dora, FL 32756 ( 26.8 mi )
• Experienced Creative Arts Tutor

• Male
• Member since: 01/2012
• Will travel up to 30 miles
• Rates from $35 to $45 /hr
• In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Painting, Drawing

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Creative Arts is one of my top subjects! Graphic Design, Illustration and Photography

On the job teaching experience in illustration at a book publishing company. I teach the way i was taught, from the sketchbooks of the masters, classical drawing to enable to student to render 3d on a 2d surface using modeling, blending, variation of line, atmospheric perspective, shading, highlighting. then i concentrate on use of space of picture window, or design of the piece. once these are mastered, i concentrate on the concepts the student wants to focus on and how to apply what they've learned to accomplish their objective.
Interactive... Hand to eye, traditional at first to build a foundation or technique, then conceptual

Don C.

• Lady Lake, FL 32159 ( 14.3 mi )
• Creative Arts Tutor

• Male Age 86
• Member Since: 08/2012
• Will travel up to 10 miles
• Rates from $15.00 to $30.00 /hr
• On-line In-Home

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Award winning film editor and professional journalist

Life tends to be cyclical. Everything, fashion, music or economics -- eventually returns. And so did Don Canaan -- from a Bronx tenement to marriage, children, success in television newsfilm, immigration to Israel, re-marriage, two more children and a return to the U.S.A. and a new facet of journalism--print. Canaan's career dates to his appearance on Mike Wallace's NightBeat program. His news background covers four decades of history -- from 1960 until his departure from United Press International to become a Quality Editor for LexisNexis. From 1961-1974, Canaan edited newsfilm and documentaries for NBC News in New York, and in 1974 made aliyah as part of an American group planning to settle Yamit in the Sinai. When he returned to the U.S. film in TV news had become an anachronism -- a victim of American technology combined with Asian ingenuity. During three years oversea ... read more