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\n<\/a>The “I am VFX\/PDX” series aims to tie us together by way of a conversational interview with a unique Portland area visual artist each week, time permitting. We’ll snap a candid photo or two, let our guard down and see where the talk takes us: shop, career, motivation, inspiration, the future. With a heavy dose of war stories, a side order of reflections, a pint of lessons learned, and a slice of nostalgia.\u00a0 Hold the anchovies.<\/p>\n

With any luck, we’ll bottle up some history, learn a little bit about each other, and maybe a little bit about ourselves at the same time.<\/p>\n

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