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Paul Jackson spent his adventurous childhood in Starkville Mississippi. He discovered his passion for watercolor at Mississippi State University in 1985. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree in Missouri in 1992, and has since been relentless in pursuit of his creative dreams, receiving top honors in national and international competitions ...
Come prepared to be entertained, make new artist friends and find logical and creative answers to your watercolor problems. Paul will demonstrate the versatility of watercolor paint. You will learn how to work in thin layers of washes to build up luminous colors. Paul will lead you step-by-step with demonstrations of the painting process.
BIO. Hailing from Brighton, England, but residing in Toronto, Canada, Paul's one of a kind voice and vision has turned heads around the world. A mixologist of form, style and media, his unique fusions of sci-fi and the surreal offer meditations on the supernatural, popular culture and humankind's reliance on technology. A master of noir pop-art ...
Dec 16, 2015 · Paul Jackson draws the natural world in fascinating ways. In his glitch drawings, for example, he juxtaposes wild animals with computer malfunctions: one side of an ape’s face is photorealistic, while the other appears smeared and distorted. “The natural world and technology are the most inspirational things to me,” Paul explains, “and ...
Oct 5, 2012 · Paul got da funk! Paul Jackson with Herbie Hancock (kbds), Alphonse Mouzon (drums), Bennie Maupin (saxes), Ray Obiedo (guitar), Bill Summers (perc) and Webst...
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Mar 18, 2021 · In Memoriam: Paul Jackson. Today, we’re very sad to report the loss of another bass legend. Paul Jackson, who changed the face of jazz and funk bass, has passed away at his home in Japan. A cause of death has not been announced. He was 73 years old. The news was shared by his close friend and drummer, Mike Clark. “I am profoundly grief ...
The new album by the Paul Jackson Trio was released in Autumn of 2014. After tours in Europe, Japan, and South America as The Paul Jackson Trio, Paul and his bandmates Xantone Blacq and French percussionist Tony Match went into a studio in London to record the tunes they had been playing live for audiences across the world.
