Artist Information:
Brian Beaucher
Somerville, MA
United States
Member Since: Oct 2003
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Artist Statement:
Way back when, I went to
school for graphic design at
the Maryland Institute College
of Art (MICA). Outside of my
classes I experimented with
photography and worked
freelance graphic design jobs.
I found myself working on more
out of school projects than
class work. First I was just
posting photographs on ebay,
then I built a website that
offered a way for people to
purchase any of my
photographs. During this time
I was still doing freelance
graphic design and found
myself too busy for school.
After my sophmore year I
withdrew from MICA and moved
back to my home state. I never
returned to MICA and never had
any formal education with
photography, digital art, or
web design. Since my graphic
design classes focused on the
design rather than teaching
computer programs, I learned
all my computer skills outside
of school. Today I work full
time with computers in the
nerve center of John Hancock's
network servers.
I now reside in Somerville,
Massachusetts. As an artist my
primary work is digital
photography and photo
restoration. In 2002 B
Beaucher Studios became an
official business. B Beaucher
photographs have been sold
around the world, and my work
continues ...
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Brian Beaucher's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Brian Beaucher's Portfolio. Browse Beaucher's body of work: Way back when, I went to school for graphic design at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). Outside of my classes I experimented with photography and worked freelance graphic design jobs. I found myself working on more out of school projects than class work. First I was just posting photographs on ebay, then I built a website that offered a way for people to purchase any of my photographs. During this time I was still doing freelance graphic design and found myself too busy for school. After my sophmore year I withdrew from MICA and moved back to my ... |
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