Tricia Candemeres

Thursday, September 22, 2016

It's a Melissa Sweet week.

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Tricia grew up in NYC where she studied all forms of art at School of Visual Arts, FIT, Art Students League, and National Academy of Fine Arts. She started her career as a broadcast designer at HBO, and now paints and illustrates in Thousand Oaks, Ca.
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