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Carly Swenson is a visual artist who was born and raised in Havre, Montana. She received her BFA from Bemidji State University in Minnesota. Her Fine Arts degree included a 2D emphasis with an Art History minor. During her time at university, she studied abroad on several occasions, traveling to various countries including China, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom. These experiences of captivating cultures, remarkable architecture, extraordinary art and fascinating people as well as Swenson’s interest and love of Art History play a persistent inspiration for her work.
Currently, she is living and working in the twin cities, after having spent seven years living in Europe. Living abroad was a fantastic experience. She spent three years on the beautiful Portugese island of Terciera in the Azores. Before Terceira, she spent four years residing in England.
Since childhood, Swenson has been creating some form of art. Now in her thirties, art is still an innate part of her.
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Gorgeous! This collection just keeps amazing me.
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That means the world to me, thank you so much, T-bates.
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I absolutely love this one. Makes me want to try a mixed media collage but I can’t draw and I’ve never tried to paint so I doubt I would be able to create something this awesome. Do you sell these? Are you even allowed to sell them if you use images/items from elsewhere? Sorry about all the questions I’m just interested in trying to develop a creative side that has long been dormant and undeveloped.
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YOU SHOULD! You absolutely should. They whole thing is to not take yourself too seriously, and have fun. Remember when you make art, you are making it because you enjoy it–sort of like playing for adults. It is more about the process than the result. Everyone is creative, you just have to let yourself experiment. I do sell my work–I have a little tab on the top of my blog that explains how that works.:)
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