Painting my grandfather made in a small town in England, he never came to the US and yet he painted american indians. :)
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A journey of two friends living in different cities on opposite sides of the country through photographs.
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In effort to keep in touch, and make art, Sammy and Billy are keeping this blog.
Friends from high school, their lives have taken them in different directions and far apart. When they were 15, Billy moved to NYC to work as a professional ballet dancer. From there, his dancing career toured him around the world, also living in both Tokyo and Montreal. Sammy stayed in the sunshine state, moving around Florida to go to school and pursue a career in photography. Regardless of all the moving around, the two friends kept in touch.
Now Sammy lives in Portland working as a photographer (www.SamanthaYeakle.com) while Billy lives in DC working as a make-up artist (www.maccosmetics.com).
Even though they are separated by the country, they will continue their friendship and communicate through photography. Each day, both will upload one photo that was taken that day to share with one another and make the space between them somehow smaller. :)
Friends from high school, their lives have taken them in different directions and far apart. When they were 15, Billy moved to NYC to work as a professional ballet dancer. From there, his dancing career toured him around the world, also living in both Tokyo and Montreal. Sammy stayed in the sunshine state, moving around Florida to go to school and pursue a career in photography. Regardless of all the moving around, the two friends kept in touch.
Now Sammy lives in Portland working as a photographer (www.SamanthaYeakle.com) while Billy lives in DC working as a make-up artist (www.maccosmetics.com).
Even though they are separated by the country, they will continue their friendship and communicate through photography. Each day, both will upload one photo that was taken that day to share with one another and make the space between them somehow smaller. :)
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