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Anneli Anderson
Dave Anderson
Howard Andrews
Michelle Andrews
Lena Avakyan
Julia Barbee
Stan Beppu
Rian Berry
Blazer Chair
Galadriel Breezy
Kristin Casaletto
Kerianne Christie
Kurumi Conley
Julie Jade Cowperthwaite
Glenn Decherd
Mary Dixon
Kimberly Doyle
Geordie Duckler
Barbara Eiswerth
B. Elliott-Gerlach
Robin Esterkin
Amy Estrin
Drew Evensen
Marian Evensen
Gayla Faustman-Buyukas
FOCUS High School
Nancy Gilpin
Lois Gold
Tamara Goldsmith
Tica Greitzer
Sheridan Grippen
Jo Grishman
Chris Haberman
Amy Hall/Grow Creative
Barbara Hart
Shelley Henkle
Sam Hull
Carol Isaak
Sue Jensen
Lucia Johnson
Nely Johnson
Jen Jones
Penny Kavan
Jan Peterson Kelley
Jennifer Kenworth
Ed Kitson
April Kline
Ed and Donna LaPlante
Kim Lakin
Jackie Lipshutz
Barbara Masterson
Sandi Mottau
Andy Munson
Ann Munson
Lorna Nakell
Nancy Norman
Julianna Paradisi
Morgan Cole Pasinski
Cathy Pitters
Lisa Pope
Thomas Rude
Rosanne Sachson
Kim Short
Eddy Shuldman
Nell Simkoff
Cathy Rae Smith
Julie Ann Smith
Linda Stone
Susan Stone
Paige Stoyer
Christine Tarpey
Margot Voorhies Thompson
Nikki Tracy
Patrick Treadway
Sara Nelson Treadway
Ellen Walkley
Westview High Students
Stefan Wolf
Lynn Yarne

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Dave Anderson

A native Oregonian, who grew up in the Portland area, Dave Anderson is a metal crafter, sculptor, and painter. He enjoys painting with oils in an impressionist style, often inspired by city landscapes, trees in parks and birds. As a sculptor he works together beauty and form, bringing forth unique ideas and poignant statements.

Dave is inspired by creation and all its beauty. Not just the huge mountains and vast oceans but getting up close and looking at the texture of a tree, at the beauty of a bird's eye or the shape of a stone. Just about anything brings inspiration if caught in the right light or the right moment.

He finds creating 3D collages out of discarded metal scraps stimulating as well as a challenge to his artistic senses. However, not all his sculptures are out of scrap metal, often his pieces are fabricated from drawings done in a sketch book.

He and his wife are enjoying remodeling an old Portland home on the side. He's also been seen playing a fiddle or mandolin once in awhile.

You can see more of his artwork at www.ravenscaw.com

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"Vincent's Dream"

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