Seek your conceptual model so your art/life's work may fly amidst overlaps of art and science.

Mike Mosher is a Professor, Art/Communication Media Administration at Saginaw Valley State University. Artist, adventurer and educator, his books include Creating Web Graphics, Audio & Video (2002, with Roger Shepard), two textbooks published in Japan (2005, 2008, with Noriko Uosaki) that teach English via rock and pop song lyrics, and illustrations for David Smith's cartoon biography Orwell for Beginners (1984). Before he came to SVSU in 2000 from California, Mike had been a community muralist for the San Francisco Art Commission, and a Senior Graphic Designer at Apple.

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