Introduction

 Hello my name is Richard Redman. I was born and raised in Washington State. I first moved to Alaska in 2001 which was Ketchikan, Alaska. In 2004 I moved to Fairbanks, Alaska where i met my wife. we lived in Fairbanks till late 2006 when we moved back to Washington to be near my parents so that my son and daughter could be near their grandparents. In 2008 i decided to back to school to get some college so that i could get a better paying job to help raise my family. In 2010 i decided to join the military to finish my education. I was in the Army for over 9 years when i finished my contract up here in Fairbanks. I have decided to go back to school to get my Mechanical and Civil Engineering Degrees. 


My relationship to art is that i like to have pictures of nature in my House. I have two pictures that i bought from a local artist. The pictures are of Denali and of A brown bear. I do not paint, draw or sculpt. I love to take pictures of nature when I am out and about with my family and friends. I do not go to art museums or do first Fridays.


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Comments

  1. Tawny RedmanMay 30, 2023 at 9:10 PM

    That’s an interesting take. Beautiful story!

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  2. The Ukulele FoolMay 31, 2023 at 12:37 PM

    I am so glad to hear that you support local artists.

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  3. KJune 1, 2023 at 11:23 PM

    Nature-focused art is a super wide frontier, have you ever considered looking into things like impressionist art? I have always thought that style in particular is a great way to represent natural scenes.

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