We live in a world dominated by electronic gadgets and gizmos that would make Dick Tacey's head spin. We can access the Internet from a cell phone while we talk to someone. We tweet messages, post video clips on public access websites, text our friends and post more information than we want anyone to know about us on a host of social networking sites. But, there is something iconic about someone just reading a newspaper.
Despite the fact that we can get minute-by-minute news updates via the web or television news 24/7, for some, there is a sense of comfort about a newpaper, regardless of how good or bad the news might be. Somehow, seeing it in print makes the news authentic and true.
Photographer-artist combo Ken & Lois Wilder, pairs the best of two creatives.
Ken spent 20 years in corporate market planning and advertising before developing communications programs privately with photographers and designers.
Lois taught art privately, wrote forty articles for the decorative arts industry and was a color consultant to Binney & Smith.
Ken’s skill with photography along with Lois’s transition from pencils and brushes to digital art articulates a rich imagery that communicates.
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