Sean Landers was born 1962, in Palmer, MA. He earned a Bacholors of Fine Arts from Philadelphia College of Art and a Masters in Fine Arts from Yale. He has exibits all over the world.

His works that deal with typography are often used in a very obsessive way. The ones that don’t use it more subtly.

Growing up, I loved to draw my own cartoons. Most of them involved characters that I had based off of people that I had met in real life, or at least people in stories I had read or movies I had seen. But while reading the final section in the chapter of Identity, a question came into my head. What is it about human identity that makes artists want to recreate them? Are they simply not happy with the identity they have that they need to create a new one in their art? Or do they want to imagine what life would be like with this other identity?

Nancy Burson’s Evolution II was created with computers, using photographs then combining them into one picture. She was one of the earliest artists to use this form of media, but she was not the first to create a piece depicting another identity.

3d as in 3d glasses! not 3d animation….check it out: http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=cae6cd1d56ad61cd2686baeba62701d9f7a8d2ae

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