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Jeremiah Crisp
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Production Assistant and Graphic Designer, Bend Magazine
Bend
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By Jennifer Delahunty, Jeremiah Crisp| Bend Magazine Verified One summer afternoon, Megan Nielsen and her family were canoeing on Suttle Lake when the Sisters artist felt the unmistakable zing of inspiration. “Just looking at the lake, I knew what I had to paint,” she said. Back in her studio, she sketched a bear and rabbit fishing that are oblivious to the bounty of fish swimming beneath their boat. A mountain resembling Black Butte rises above the scene. Nielsen’s whimsical work embodies the solace and magic of Central Oregon’s surroundings.
By Aaron Rasheed, Jeremiah Crisp| Bend Magazine Verified Juneteenth is an American day celebrating independence, though it’s not the 4th of July. Following in the footsteps of Juneteenth pioneers, The Father’s Group of Bend [click to read more about one of their programs, Ujima Youth Program] unites the community for what is now recognized as America’s “Second Independence Day.”This year’s celebration, “Jubilee,” takes place at Drake Park on June 15-16.
By Jennifer Delahunty, Jeremiah Crisp| Bend Magazine Verified One summer afternoon, Megan Nielsen and her family were canoeing on Suttle Lake when the Sisters artist felt the unmistakable zing of inspiration. “Just looking at the lake, I knew what I had to paint,” she said. Back in her studio, she sketched a bear and rabbit fishing that are oblivious to the bounty of fish swimming beneath their boat. A mountain resembling Black Butte rises above the scene. Nielsen’s whimsical work embodies the solace and magic of Central Oregon’s surroundings.
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Bend Magazine