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Brent M. Parker

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Brent M. ParkerBrent M. Parker is a freelance writer, artist and animator in Santa Maria, California. Brent's reviews and articles appear regularly in The Santa Maria Sun, The San Luis Obispo New Times and The San Luis Obispo Tribune.

Brent likes his art to be a self-contained story, though several of his pieces are a part of larger projects. He likes to combine representational and abstract art by drawing characters such as tigers with patterny markings. Brent takes commissions on a first-come, first serve basis.

Brent's website, http://www.animagusurreal.com, features his animation, artwork, free verse poetry, and more. E-mail him at penchantpoetry@aol.com


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