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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

"Meet the Photog" Campaign- Rebecca Borrelli

As this campaign gets started and gathers momentum, I would like to quickly take the opportunity to say 'Thank You' to everyone that has responded so far!  It seems only fitting that the first person to be featured here is an artist that has inspired me over the years, time and time again, by not only her unmatched artistic eye but by her humble nature and inspiring character.  Ladies and Gentlemen, I proudly present a friend, artist, and soul-sister: Rebecca Borrelli.



Quick Info:

Name: Rebecca Borrelli
Hometown: North Olmstead, Ohio
Current Location:  Austin, Texas
Blog: This Brazen Teacher
Facebook: Befriend her here

What Becca had to say:


I’m a “photographer?”


I think I qualify as an artist in other mediums first- but the photo fairy blesses me with a good
photograph now and again. The real photographer in the family is the baby sis, which is evident
when comparing our work.


Self-abdication aside, I like taking pictures. There’s something magical about being able to capture
and isolate a piece of life… being able to reflect on moments lost in a pace of life that waits for no
one.


Drawing from photos is the real forte for me. At the risk of perpetuating a pompous, self-
proclaimed artist cliché… it’s profoundly moving to go about the work of scrutinizing life. Stare
into someone’s eyes, as you recreate that eye in pencil, you learn it’s completely possible to
connect with a stranger through a piece of glossy Kodak paper.


I love that. It’s the simple things I guess.


Sample Work






**Quick note to mention- the campaign is a work in progress!!  Huge thanks to Rebecca for being the guinea pig on this project (as she has in many past projects)!!

4 comments:

  1. I've been told I make a cute guinea pig as well ;-)

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  2. This is correct!!! Who knew guinea pigs could create such beautiful art? Do you have a site where you non-photo art is displayed?

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  3. I used to. I haven't made much art the past few years. I think teaching beat it out of me :)

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  4. I completely empathize with that. Though such a ridiculously talented guinea pig, such as yourself, owes it to the world to share your talents. Besides, I still remember a drawing you did back in highschool that was an assignment during which you could not take your pen off the paper. I remember seeing it the basement of your parents house. Do you remember that?? That kind of impression is amazing, Brazen Teacher. :)

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