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Intricate ink portrait line drawings over neon green and hot pink acrylic paint characterize the album that Terry Keating created for Quiksilver Foundation’s Art Showcase.
"All of these faces are different random girls' portraits, except for one secret face, and that's my boy friends," said Terry.

At Roxy, Terry designs graphics for special order tees and fleece. She will use a variety of mediums, such as watercolor, ink, and colored pencils to make her designs. Terry and her co-worker Adam worked together to create this design - called Surfpatrol. Adam first drew the ink outline and then Terry painted it in with watercolors.
Once the design was finished, it was then scanned into the computer and printed on t-shirts. Ever wonder how all those graphics got on your tees? Well artists like Terry and Adam designed them, by hand! Isn't that cool? What a great way to combine art and fashion.
When Terry isn't creating graphics for Roxy, she loves to spend her time painting on wood with acrylic or else working with watercolors.
This August she is going to be in another show called Sk8ology: Fine Art on Skateboards at ISM gallery in Long Beach. Right now she is painting the top of a skate deck for the show. Sounds interesting.
If you miss Sk8ology in Long Beach, you can catch it again down in San Diego. The show will travel to the Action Sports Retailer (ASR) trade show in September.
-July 2008