plement the surrounding garden landscape, add an
element of elegance and symbolize peace.
Collaborating on projects for years, ranging from
architectural model-making to campaign advertisements, both Torres and Sherriff have been creating art from a young age. As a child, Torres was
particularly attracted to newspaper and magazine
advertisements for their ability to engender emotion quickly and efficiently. Now an art director and
owner of Mint Sauce Productions, Inc., she considers herself a very conceptual person who sees the
big picture in an idea and endeavors to provide the
best solutions to any challenge. Sherriff comes from
a family with three generations of architects, where
art and design were a part of his daily life as a child.
Drawing since he was three, Sherriff says his work always received a positive response, which was very
empowering. Currently, an illustrator who works
in the film industry, he continues to be inspired by
his surroundings and can see things in their correct
form and substance, drawing to evoke emotional responses and show others who he is.
The Music Center anticipates the new shade structure will be mounted in early June of this year. For
more information, visit www.grandparkla.org.
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