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Storytelling and The Pursuit of Truth: November 16 1:00 BYU-HFAC A410
This coming Monday,
I will be giving a presentation for the BYU Bachelor of Fine Arts Illustration program and I would be delighted if you could make it. It will be held this Monday 1:00 November 16, 2009 in The Harris Fine Arts Center on BYU Campus Room A410. During the course of the presentation, I will be talking about two incredible subjects: Storytelling and The Pursuit of Truth. Much of what I have to share will come from six years of working as an artist and the many positive influences I’ve had from the artistic industry.
If you can’t make it or are not in the area, I would appreciate it very much if you would spread the word.
Thanks and I hope to see you there.










Life The Universe and Everything – Pursuit of Truth Presentation
Dear Readers,
At this up and coming Life The Universe and Everything Conference, I will be giving my presentation “Storytelling and The Pursuit of Truth” on Friday, February 12 from 4-5 PM. Details on location and room number to follow.
We will be discussing the nature of narrative in pictures, novels, and narrative and how the foundation of all good writing begins with a thorough understanding of Truth. Examples will be discussed from authors such as Victor Hugo, Madeline L’Engle, C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, and many other. Artist’s we will be looking at are Michaelangelo, Carl Bloch, Brad Holland, and Marshall Arisman.
Thank you to all who have provided input on the lecture since last November. If any reading this attended and have additional insight on what you learned and about what you would like to learn more in regards to Truth and Storytelling, please don’t hesitate to email me with your questions.
I will also be giving time for Q&A after the session. I’ll look forward to seeing you there!
Bryan
Posted on 4th February 2010 in Commentary, Film, Illustration, mythology | No Comments »