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Jaimie Walker artist wins Superheroes NYC Brooklyn Poster Project

Artist Jaimie Walker Wins Brooklyn Poster Project Contest 

Painter Jaimie Walker is the inaugural winner of the Superheroes NYC Brooklyn Poster Project. Her winning design will be featured on the back cover of The Red Hook-Star Revue.

After graduating from Pratt Institute with a BFA in Communications Design, Walker swiftly became one of the pioneering artists who made the derelict and rather dangerous neighborhood DUMBO her home.  

A Dumbo artist for over 20 years, her paintings start from the ground up and like the East River itself her images ebb and flow from one to another and soon you are wading in a story of your own choosing.  

Jaimie’s canvases employs gouache, charcoal, acrylic, chalk, conté crayon & ink as her work navigates around her.  

She records data, collects information, gathers evidence from the streets and puts them together with her own and found graphic art. 

@jamiewalkerstudio 
www.jaimiewalkerstudio  

You can still enter the  Superheroes NYC Brooklyn Poster Project through this link.

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  • Blake Sandberg is an artist, musician, filmmaker, skateboarder, company owner/. Sandberg is known for his painting and drawing; as well as his post-punk band Aliens. Sandberg also founded and runs a skateboard and printed goods company called Severed Leg Productions. While a long time east-coaster, his roots are in Austin, Texas.

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