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Robert Stuart Lowden Bio. Robert was born in Buffalo, New York in 1960. He was raised in North Buffalo and was often taken in his carriage to The Albright Knox art museum where he was treated to artists such as John Chamberlin, Jackson Pollock and the optics movement in painting. He later attended SUNY at Buffalo and majored in music. Buffalo became deeply depressed in the late 1970's and Lowden moved to Southern California where he moved in with his cousin, Jeffery Burr and began to learn about the horror movie scene while working on such films as “From a Whisper to a Scream “, to the first “Tales From The Hood “. At about this time Robert snagged a job at a local service bureau and madly gravitated towards Photoshop 1. He snuck back in to the business after hours and mastered the app by doing illustrations for himself. He took these drawings to EZTV where Micheal Massuci put them into a show at their Cyberspace Gallery. Massuci also contacted some people at Warner Bros Audio Books and Mr. Lowden was given several projects including the cover for “ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep “ by Philip Dick. EZTV then gave Lowden an internship where he digitally designed the Poster/ One Sheet for Spike Lee's “ Girl Six”. After this he contacted the newly formed studio of Dreamworks SKI and was given a job of tutoring older master artists in the new art of painting digitally for animation. It went well and he was then put on contract to digitally paint backgrounds and effects for “The Prince of Egypt “, “Spirit” and “ Eldorado”. Also at this time he studied drawing daily under Steve Huston at the studio. After this he worked for Disney Animation on “ The Tigger Movie” and “Under The Tuscan Sun “ where he digitally painted matte paintings and backgrounds. Mr. Lowden was an oil painter and a sculpter as well, having studied with Raoul Delasota , Olga Seem and Lee Whitten at Los Angeles City College. After some years of experiencing the super fluidity of digital painting, his oil work and sculpture began to change into a morphic and fluid style that was a direct result of the digital experience. To see some of this work..._Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ His latest pieces are are a short called “ Factory 32” _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ v=50O4E9_6pvc&ab_channel=rlowden100 and another piece for The Getty Museum titled “ The Tale of Miniyamba” Mr. Lowden resides in Southern California.…Robert Stuart Lowden Bio. Robert was born in Buffalo, New York in 1960. He was raised in North Buffalo and was often taken in his carriage to The Albright Knox art museum where he was treated to artists such as John Chamberlin, Jackson Pollock and the optics movement in painting. He later attended SUNY at Buffalo and majored in music. Buffalo became deeply depressed in the late 1970's and Lowden moved to Southern California where he moved in with his cousin, Jeffery Burr and began to learn about the horror movie scene while working on such films as “From a Whisper to a Scream “, to the first “Tales From The Hood “. At about this time Robert snagged a job at a local service bureau and madly gravitated towards Photoshop 1. He snuck back in to the business after hours and mastered the app by doing illustrations for himself. He took these drawings to EZTV where Micheal Massuci put them into a show at their Cyberspace Gallery. Massuci also contacted some people at Warner Bros Audio Books and Mr. Lowden was given several projects including the cover for “ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep “ by Philip Dick. EZTV then gave Lowden an internship where he digitally designed the Poster/ One Sheet for Spike Lee's “ Girl Six”. After this he contacted the newly formed studio of Dreamworks SKI and was given a job of tutoring older master artists in the new art of painting digitally for animation. It went well and he was then put on contract to digitally paint backgrounds and effects for “The Prince of Egypt “, “Spirit” and “ Eldorado”. Also at this time he studied drawing daily under Steve Huston at the studio. After this he worked for Disney Animation on “ The Tigger Movie” and “Under The Tuscan Sun “ where he digitally painted matte paintings and backgrounds. Mr. Lowden was an oil painter and a sculpter as well, having studied with Raoul Delasota , Olga Seem and Lee Whitten at Los Angeles City College. After some years of experiencing the super fluidity of digital painting, his oil work and sculpture began to change into a morphic and fluid style that was a direct result of the digital experience. To see some of this work..._Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ His latest pieces are are a short called “ Factory 32” _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ v=50O4E9_6pvc&ab_channel=rlowden100 and another piece for The Getty Museum titled “ The Tale of Miniyamba” Mr. Lowden resides in Southern California.

Robert Lowden

Concept Artist, 3D Animator, Illustrator, +2

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Robert Stuart Lowden Bio. Robert was born in Buffalo, New York in 1960. He was raised in North Buffalo and was often taken in his carriage to The Albright Knox art museum where he was treated to artists such as John Chamberlin, Jackson Pollock and the optics movement in painting. He later attended SUNY at Buffalo and majored in music. Buffalo became deeply depressed in the late 1970's and Lowden moved to Southern California where he moved in with his cousin, Jeffery Burr and began to learn about the horror movie scene while working on such films as “From a Whisper to a Scream “, to the first “Tales From The Hood “. At about this time Robert snagged a job at a local service bureau and madly gravitated towards Photoshop 1. He snuck back in to the business after hours and mastered the app by doing illustrations for himself. He took these drawings to EZTV where Micheal Massuci put them into a show at their Cyberspace Gallery. Massuci also contacted some people at Warner Bros Audio Books and Mr. Lowden was given several projects including the cover for “ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep “ by Philip Dick. EZTV then gave Lowden an internship where he digitally designed the Poster/ One Sheet for Spike Lee's “ Girl Six”. After this he contacted the newly formed studio of Dreamworks SKI and was given a job of tutoring older master artists in the new art of painting digitally for animation. It went well and he was then put on contract to digitally paint backgrounds and effects for “The Prince of Egypt “, “Spirit” and “ Eldorado”. Also at this time he studied drawing daily under Steve Huston at the studio. After this he worked for Disney Animation on “ The Tigger Movie” and “Under The Tuscan Sun “ where he digitally painted matte paintings and backgrounds. Mr. Lowden was an oil painter and a sculpter as well, having studied with Raoul Delasota , Olga Seem and Lee Whitten at Los Angeles City College. After some years of experiencing the super fluidity of digital painting, his oil work and sculpture began to change into a morphic and fluid style that was a direct result of the digital experience. To see some of this work..._Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ His latest pieces are are a short called “ Factory 32” _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ v=50O4E9_6pvc&ab_channel=rlowden100 and another piece for The Getty Museum titled “ The Tale of Miniyamba” Mr. Lowden resides in Southern California.…Robert Stuart Lowden Bio. Robert was born in Buffalo, New York in 1960. He was raised in North Buffalo and was often taken in his carriage to The Albright Knox art museum where he was treated to artists such as John Chamberlin, Jackson Pollock and the optics movement in painting. He later attended SUNY at Buffalo and majored in music. Buffalo became deeply depressed in the late 1970's and Lowden moved to Southern California where he moved in with his cousin, Jeffery Burr and began to learn about the horror movie scene while working on such films as “From a Whisper to a Scream “, to the first “Tales From The Hood “. At about this time Robert snagged a job at a local service bureau and madly gravitated towards Photoshop 1. He snuck back in to the business after hours and mastered the app by doing illustrations for himself. He took these drawings to EZTV where Micheal Massuci put them into a show at their Cyberspace Gallery. Massuci also contacted some people at Warner Bros Audio Books and Mr. Lowden was given several projects including the cover for “ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep “ by Philip Dick. EZTV then gave Lowden an internship where he digitally designed the Poster/ One Sheet for Spike Lee's “ Girl Six”. After this he contacted the newly formed studio of Dreamworks SKI and was given a job of tutoring older master artists in the new art of painting digitally for animation. It went well and he was then put on contract to digitally paint backgrounds and effects for “The Prince of Egypt “, “Spirit” and “ Eldorado”. Also at this time he studied drawing daily under Steve Huston at the studio. After this he worked for Disney Animation on “ The Tigger Movie” and “Under The Tuscan Sun “ where he digitally painted matte paintings and backgrounds. Mr. Lowden was an oil painter and a sculpter as well, having studied with Raoul Delasota , Olga Seem and Lee Whitten at Los Angeles City College. After some years of experiencing the super fluidity of digital painting, his oil work and sculpture began to change into a morphic and fluid style that was a direct result of the digital experience. To see some of this work..._Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ His latest pieces are are a short called “ Factory 32” _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ v=50O4E9_6pvc&ab_channel=rlowden100 and another piece for The Getty Museum titled “ The Tale of Miniyamba” Mr. Lowden resides in Southern California.

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Robert Stuart Lowden Bio.
Robert was born in Buffalo, New York in 1960.
He was raised in North Buffalo and was often taken in his carriage to The Albright Knox art museum
where he was treated to artists such as John Chamberlin, Jackson Pollock and the optics movement in
painting.
He later attended SUNY at Buffalo and majored in music.
Buffalo became deeply depressed in the late 1970’s and Lowden moved to Southern California where
he moved in with his cousin, Jeffery Burr and began to learn about the horror movie scene while
working on such films as “From a Whisper to a Scream “, to the first “Tales From The Hood “.
At about this time Robert snagged a job at a local service bureau and madly gravitated towards
Photoshop 1. He snuck back in to the business after hours and mastered the app by doing illustrations
for himself. He took these drawings to EZTV where Micheal Massuci put them into a show at their
Cyberspace Gallery.
Massuci also contacted some people at Warner Bros Audio Books and Mr. Lowden was given several
projects including the cover for “ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep “ by Philip Dick.
EZTV then gave Lowden an internship where he digitally designed the Poster/ One Sheet for Spike
Lee’s “ Girl Six”.
After this he contacted the newly formed studio of Dreamworks SKI and was given a job of tutoring
older master artists in the new art of painting digitally for animation.
It went well and he was then put on contract to digitally paint backgrounds and effects for “The Prince
of Egypt “, “Spirit” and “ Eldorado”. Also at this time he studied drawing daily under Steve Huston at
the studio.
After this he worked for Disney Animation on “ The Tigger Movie” and “Under The Tuscan Sun “
where he digitally painted matte paintings and backgrounds.
Mr. Lowden was an oil painter and a sculpter as well, having studied with Raoul Delasota , Olga Seem
and Lee Whitten at Los Angeles City College.
After some years of experiencing the super fluidity of digital painting, his oil work and sculpture
began to change into a morphic and fluid style that was a direct result of the digital experience.
To see some of this work…Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup
His latest pieces are are a short called “ Factory 32” Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup
v=50O4E9_6pvc&ab_channel=rlowden100
and another piece for The Getty Museum titled
“ The Tale of Miniyamba”
Mr. Lowden resides in Southern California.