Meet the Graduating BA Artists of the Exhibition:
Yume No Tanjo
Nathaniel Brydges
Graphic Designer
Nathaniel James Brydges was born on December 16th 1989 at Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He graduated from Trinidad State Jr College, with an Applied Associates of Science degree, in the graphic design program in May 14th of 2017. He is currently enrolled in a Bachelors of Arts program at Adams State University, in the graphic design program. His most love froms of art is to write picture books, and make videos. He has been self published through Canada’s self publishing company Tellwell publishing, the book is called Strange world by Nathaniel James Brydges.
Contact via email at popbobop@gmail.com
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Zachary Kimoto
Graphic Designer
Zachary Kimoto was born in Hawaii on the island of Honolulu and moved to Colorado at a young age. Growing up Zach wasn’t sure what he wanted to do in life there were so many jobs out there. During his child hood he fell in love with anime and it really showed in him, it wasn’t until his senior year in high school that he decided to become an artist. He thought about all the things he could do in life, but not a single one appealed to him, until he started drawing and loved the feeling of creating. So with a love for anime and a goal he set out to be a character designer.
Contact via email at Zkimoto23@yahoo.com
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Katherine Muniz
Painter
Katherine Muniz is a painter from the San Luis Valley. She grew up on a farm outside of La
Jara, Colorado. Ever since she was little she was always interested in the arts. She learned how to
draw from her grandfather when she was young. She was always entranced by the fantasy world
depicted in fairytales and loves to create her own stories. She takes this passion and puts it into
her paintings. And she brings that fantasy world and her stories to life for everyone to see.
Contact either on Instagram @KatTheIndigoWolf
or email at kmuniz2016@gmail.com
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Angelica Thabit
Arts Education & Ceramics
Angelica Thabit is an artist and educator from Denver, Colorado. She will be obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Ceramics and a Bachelor of Arts in Art Education K-12 from Adams State University.
Angelica creates wheel thrown forms, such as pierced vessels, lanterns, cups, bowls, and tea sets. Her inspiration comes from the desire for her works to stimulate the senses. Therefore, her forms are functional and designed to engage the viewer.
contact via email Angelicathabit@gmail.com
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