Where ART Lives Magazine Volume 1 Number 4 | Page 85

Sean
 Christopher
 Ward’s
 work
 differs
 completely
 from
 Lindys.

 He
 has
 a
 backing
 in

graphic
 design
 and
 a
 desire
 for
 perfectionism
 in
 detail
 in
 his
 works,
 which
 has

grown
 increasingly
 since
 he
 began
 his
 double
 major
 at
 Wichita
 State
 University,

which
 is
 about
 to
 be
 completed
 in
 2016.

 Both
 of
 these
 traits
 come
 together
 to
 create

incredibly
 vibrant
 works
 of
 art
 that
 represent
 anything
 from
 past
 celebrities,

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mandalas,
 optical
 illusions,
 and
 the
 occasional
 non-­‐representational
 abstract.

 There

is
 a
 mixture
 of
 pulled
 palette
 knife
 techniques
 and
 incredibly
 fine
 detail
 with
 a
 00-­‐
0000
 brush,
 each
 creating
 their
 own
 style
 of
 approach
 to
 the
 works
 as
 a
 whole.

 The

scale
 of
 works
 he
 creates
 vary
 from
 the
 miniature
 to
 the
 incredibly
 oversized.

Currently,
 most
 of
 his
 works
 are
 on
 36”x72”
 canvases,
 but
 he
 plans
 to
 create
 more

smaller
 scale
 works
 throughout
 the
 fall.

 Throughout
 the
 years
 in
 art,
 his
 artwork

has
 been
 showcased
 in
 exhibitions
 and
 juried
 entry
 group
 shows
 throughout
 the

United
 States,
 including
 such
 iconic
 cities
 like:
 Seattle,
 Laguna
 Beach
 and
 Kansas

City.

 He
 plans
 to
 continue
 showing
 more
 works
 throughout
 the
 country
 and
 is

always
 looking
 for
 new
 galleries
 to
 exhibit
 his
 works.

This
 coming
 year
 many
 changes
 are
 expected
 at
 HUE,
 from
 new
 artists,
 to
 new

monthly
 and
 bi-­‐weekly
 events.

 For
 more
 information
 on
 the
 gallery,
 visit
 their

website
 at
 www.huewichita.com.

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