2018 2021 Shoosty V2 Catalog Raisonne

Catalog Raisonné Shoosty ® Fine Art II 2018 - 2021

Shoosty® Fine Art Volume 2 Catalog Raisonné 2018-2021 Shooster Publishing Copyright Shooster Publishing, All Rights Reserved 441 South State Road 7, Suite 11 Margate, Florida 33068 Shoosty1@mac.com Dedicated to Diane Shooster and my kids: Jason, Jaime, Carly and Cassidy May each of you get up just one more time than you fall down.

Catalog Raisonné Shoosty ® Fine Art II 2018 - 2021

Welcome to Volume II of the Shoosty Catalogue Raisonné , a comprehensive collection of the artis- tic works of Stephen Shooster. This volume is the continuation of the 1st volume which takes you from 1958 to 2017, a period of 59 years. The first volume is similar in size to this one, yet, it only took 3 years, so you can infer the volume of com- pleted work has substantially increased. The first book goes from crayon drawings, through col- lege, marriage, four kids, and more. It represents the growing up and working years. This volume follows the familiar charts of all knowledge on this planet as growing exponentially. It is fueled by the advent of computing and associated mod- ern devices. Visual art is at the forefront of tech- nology and Shooster wastes no time in exploring the possibilities. Besides the technological inno- vation, the biggest change in this second volume is his retirement in 2019, giving him full time to create art. Shooster is also a prolific writer. In 2011, he pub- lished his first book called, The Horse Adjutant , the story of a Nazi Holocaust survivor. This book taught him the discipline of writing and the soft- ware to produce books. Since then, he has pro- duced over 11 books. Shooster signs his work Shoosty to separate his business from his art. All of the works you will see in this volume are signed by Shoosty. Shoosty’s approach to art is two-fold: rapid con- ceptualization followed by meticulous crafts- manship. His inspirations are drawn from his surroundings and inner worlds, encompassing everything from nature to myth, and art history to literature. Most of all it is the result of explora- tion. He constantly studies new styles of art and mimics them until he can invent new work based on what he discovers. He shows an insatiable desire to explore new compositions, both quick sketches and long-term projects that sometimes take years to complete.

Books by Stephen Shooster The Horse Adjutant The Story of Leon Schagrin Nazi Holocaust survivor Herman Shooster The Son of a Tailor, who was The Son of a Shoemaker Shoosty Catalogue Raisonné 1958-2017 Volume I Shoosty Catalogue Raisonné 2018-2021 Volume II Shoosty 2019 Exhibition Retrospective

Shoosty Bugs Volume I Shoosty Bugs Volume II The Art of Music Shoosty Bonsai Shoosty Landscapes Shoosty Bugs Coloring Book

2018 - 2021 OVERVIEW VOLUME II

The process of crafting an image is a meditative experience, often leaving him engrossed for hours. He refers to this state as entering into a higher con- sciousness, a realm he prefers to inhabit. During these extended periods of creation, he discovers small joys actively experimenting with new fea- tures, techniques, and approaches, in both graphic and visual arts. His learning methods offer limit- less possibilities. He prepares each morning to enter this state of mind and stay there as long as the day allows, but life has its ways of interrupting studio time. He wears a headset to give his mind something to crunch on while he works with his hands. When a phone call comes in he presses a button on his headset and hardly misses a beat continuing to work while talking. In 2019, after a fulfilling career spanning over 43 years, Shooster retired from the family business. It was a customer service center representing some of America’s finest brands including The Metropol- itan Museum of Art; MoMA - Modern Art Museum; Chicago Institute of Art; Hermes; Toyota; Wollford; Zara; Crate and Barrel , among others. Being sur- rounded by these brands inspired him to create his own brand, Shoosty™ During this period (2018-2021), Shooster com- pleted writing the biography of his father. Com- pleting this was the culmination of 8 years of effort. The book is titled, Herman Shooster: The Son of a Tailor Who Was the Son of a Shoemaker. “I have never been more compelled to fin- ish a project. I was hanging on every shred as I sat for about two hours each morning thinking about my father. If I could just do it again, I would have been so much more careful with the time we had together.” - Stephen Shooster

For Shooster, the act of creating provides the art- ist with a sense of control. The smooth motions in- volved in observing deeply and discovering not just solid shapes and light, but also reflections, moods, and myths expand his thinking. Coupled with daily writing, these activities help organize his thoughts in unique ways. Shooster believes in documenting all his work. He says as it allows him to measure his progress and understand his place in art history. This practice is akin to documenting experiments in science. Each page in this catalogue is a milestone in his artistic journey, marking his evolution as an artist. Through this catalogue of his work, Shoosty invites us to see the world through his eyes - a world filled with music, travel, history, and endless possibilities.

“Art is not what you see but what you make others see.” - Edward Degas French Impressionist

Stephen and Herman Shooster

Walking Bass Line 12” x 12”

Ink on Watercolor Paper Eric Jacobsen Quintet Captured while playing “Sophisticated Hippie” by Horace Silver Shoosty 2021

SHOOSTY CATALOG RAISONNÉ VOLUME II 2018 - 2022

OVERVIEW VOLUME II 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT THE ART OF MUSIC 14 Pai Village Sketch 15 Pai Village 16 Frank and d’Beans Live Sketch 16 Frank and d’Beans 18 Gypsy Tears Sketch 19 Gypsy Tears 20 Once in a Blue Blood a Moon 22 Chanting at Hanuman Ghat 23 Three Amigos 24 The Black House of Music 24 Baptiste in Pai 26 Toe Jam 27 The Funky Buddha 28 Jack Edmondson 29 John Taney and Friends 30 Liddy Clark 31 Abstract Muscians 32 The Haunt 33 Jorge Garcia 34 Orchestra 36 Rasta Guitar 37 Cassidy at Work 38 An Evening of Rhythm 40 Guitar and Mountains 41 Kevin Gore and Friend 42 The Wallens 44 Jason in Pai with Friends 45 Battle of Musicians 46 Jorge Garcia - Crossover 2 46 Crossover 1 47 Steve Pomeranz 48 The George Tandy Band 49 Cubist Dancing 50 Rock Stars PORTRAITS 52 Dorothy Schluger-Shooster 53 Allen Schluger 54 Sadhus with beads 55 Sadhus with Red and Yellow

FANTASY Gryphon INDUSTRY

56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 70 71 72 73 73 74 75

Sadhus with Sun Eat Sleep Design

Cassidy Painting Shells Painting Carly Shells Edwin Forrest Ward

92 93 94 95 98

Ian MacLeod Distillery

Father’s Day PORTRAITS

Dead River Coffee

Vacuum Tube

Vacuum Tube in Radio

Howard Wapner Mitchel Pierce Dean Onye Ozuzu

Call Center ABSTRACTION

Self Portrait Emma Jenson

Fractal Flower

SCULPTURE 100 Cassidy Holding a Guitar 101 Warrior Sculpture CHINESE INFLUENCES

Portrait of Stephen

ANIMALS

Old World Lizards Horse and Carriage Elephant Side Portrait

102 Horse Vases 103 Boat Vases 104 Dancer vases 105 The Diver Vase 105 Fashion Vase

The Lovers

Elephant Face Portrait

BUGS

Monarch Catapillar 1 Monarch Catapillar 2 Monarch Catapillar 3

CARLY’S GRADUATION COMIC

108 The Delta Iota Kappa (DIK) House 110 The Music 111 Happy as a Frog 112 The Rocket Scientist - Kevin

Painted Beetles Egyptian Scarab

LANDSCAPES

76 77 78

Las Colinas 1 Las Colinas 3 Las Colinas 2

113 The College of Art 114 Theater Strike Force

115 Improv Comedy 116 Buddy in da’Ville 117 Class of 2018 College of Art

RELIGIOUS

80 81 82 82 82 83 86

Lutzk Synogogue

The Wedding Procession

117 BFA, Art History 118 Honorary Dog-ree 119 Speak! 120 Enter the graduates 121 The Empty Chair

Buddah

The Guardians

Dattatreya Temple at Night

Dattatreya Temple

Derision of Kathmandu Sketch Derision of Kathmandu Gouache Ganesh in Kathmandu Guardian of Kathmandu

121 The Families and Friends 122 Official Commencement 123 Ceremonial Mace 124 Lucinda Lavelli, Dean 125 Carly N Shooster Class of 2018

88 89 90

St. James

126 Dr. W. Ken Fuchs UF President 127 Later Gator 128 The Dinner 129 She’s a Little Ticklish 130 The Boyfriend 132 The Bonfire 133 One Thing 134 Commencement Speech 135 Thank You! 136 Graduation Speech 137 While her Peers Witness. 138 Blissful Mistake 140 Into the Fire 142 Graduation Trip 143 What’s Next? 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT 147 Jet-Age Landscape LANDSCAPES 148 Castle on a Rocky Crag from a Close 149 Blackrock’s Brewery 151 Boulder Library Park 152 Sawgrass 153 Fishing at Night 154 Seeing the Unseen sketch 155 Seeing the Unseen 156 Cade Museum Front 157 Cade Museum Side 158 Cade Museum Street 159 Cade Museum Illustration 160 Cade Museum Dusk 160 Conceptual City THE ART OF MUSIC 162 Rhythm Flow Drawing 163 Rhythm Flow 164 Florida Rennaisance Festival 165 Revel Room, Vancouver 166 Tavolino’s Restuarant

176 Stanley Park Sketching 177 The Power of Totems - Color 178 Dancer with Long Beak 179 Masked Dancer 180 Mask with Mask with Mask 181 Owl Mask 182 Mask with Prism 183 Flat Fan Mask 184 Many Dancers 185 Transformation Mask - red 186 Thunderbird 187 Yuxweluptun man 188 Killer Whale Series 189 Killer Whale Decides to be a Rock Star 190 Killer Whale Playing Sax 191 Killer Whale with Drums 192 Two Eagles 193 Killer Whale and Thunderbird 194 Transformation Mask 195 Alligator Dancer INDIGENOUS INFLUENCE 196 Masked Men Walking 197 Three Amigos 198 People Talk 199 Ruby on Rails SANCTUARY 200 Temple of Time BOOKPLATES INFLUENCES 202 Ex-Libris 203 Let Me Dream 204 Cosmic Duck Close-up ANIMALS 206 All the Kings Men PORTRAITS 208 Napoleon Illustration 209 Diane 210 Sadhu 1 211 Yellow Sadhu 212 Tom Hart and Molly Rose

220 Massive Cedar Tree 221 House Palm 222 Dusk Palm 223 Night Palm BONSAI 224 Trees on a Ledge 225 The Forest 226 Gesture Tree 227 Forest on a Ledge 228 Wisteria 229 Ancient Tree 230 Cascading Bonsai 231 Threadbare 232 Pink Lady 233 Winter 234 Autumn

235 New Growth 236 Green Leaves 237 Cherry Trunk 238 Windswept 239 Orange Palm 240 White Flower 240 Dogwood 241 Shoosty Studio 2020

ARTIST STATEMENT PORTRAITS

244 Wayne Skaggs 245 Jaime Shooster

247 The Horse Adjutant 247 2020 Shoosty Portrait

JAPANESE INSPIRED ART

248 Enku - Wood Portrait 249 Enku - Split Man 250 Enku - Triple Head 251 Japanese Figures

CARSON VIDEO PROJECT 252 Ashley - During Pandemic 253 Cassidy and Crew DIGITAL PAINTINGS 254 Yun Lai Viewpoint 255 Two Old Souls in a Fish Bowl 256 Buddy 257 Buddy and Matcha ANIMALS 258 Trey

213 Jorge Garcia 214 Jerry Garcia 215 The Devil’s Millhopper ANIMATIONS 216 Undercover Man 217 Figure Drawing Session PLANTS 219 Dead Tree Sketches

167 License One 168 Nobide Guitar 169 Nobide Drummer 170 Nobide Band

NW INDIAN INFLUENCES

172 Bill Reid Study 173 Transformation Dancer 174 Vancouver Skyline

FOSSILS 350 Fossil Bird 351 Fossil Stegasaurus 352 Fossil Bird 353 Fossil Stegasaus 354 Fossil Bobcat 355 Fossil Bat 356 Fossil Platypus

260 Klaus 262 Fernando 263 Big Horn Sheep

313 Sunflower in Space 314 The Road 315 The Trees 316 Dreaming on Lookout Mountain Pencil Sketch 316 Plein-Aire Sketch 316 Lookout Mountain 1 317 Dreaming on Lookout Mountain Watercolor 319 Dreaming on Lookout Mountain 320 Dinosaur Valley 321 Oklahoma Inspired 322 America the Beautiful Sketch 323 America the Beautiful 324 Mountain Landscape Sketch 326 Oil Pastel Landscape 1 327 Oil Pastel Landscape 2 ANCIENT GREECE 328 Artemus and Apollo SHOOSTER’S 330 Shooster’s Drive-In 331 Shooster’s Family in a Car 332 1957 Shooster’s 2 332 Fone-a-Chef 333 1937 Chevy with Shooster’s Sign 333 1937 Chevy Hood Ornament 334 Shooster’s Drive-In 335 Shooster’s Curb Service 335 T-Shirt Collection COLOR THEORY 337 Color Theory 3-D 338 3D Rocketship 341 3D Exhaust 342 3D Sword 343 3D Facemask SCULPTURE 325 Drawing Boulders 2 325 Drawing Boulders 1 344 Kneeling Two-Headed 345 Masked Indigenous Man 347 Aurora 1 ANIMATION 348 Foundations of Animation 349 Herman Shooster singing

264 Black Bear 265 Springbok 266 Buffalo 267 Rhinocervs

LANDSCAPES 268 Old Floresta Vector 270 Bear Lake Sketch 271 Bear Lake Watercolor 272 Bear Lake Early Sketch 272 Bear Lake Watercolor 273 Bear Lake Vector

357 Fossil Lizard 358 Fossil Lizard 2 359 Fossil Lizard 3 360 Fossil Turtle 361 Colorized Fossilized Flower BRANDING 362 Shoosty Animated Seal SHOOSTY CHARACTER 363 Science Man Vector ICONS 364 Baruch Shuster Making Books 365 Scottish Piper 366 Shoosty Design Logo BW 367 Shoosty Design Logo Pink ACOUSTIC ROOM 369 Sound Distribution Panel 1 370 Sound Distribution Panel 2 371 MDP-V2 372 MDP-V4 372 Sound Distribution Panel 4 373 MDP-V3 373 Sound Distribution Panel 3 374 Sound Distribution Panel 5 375 MDP-V5 376 Sound Distribution Panel 6 377 MDP-V6 378 Sound Distribution Panel 7 379 MDP-V7 380 Sound Distribution Panel 8 381 MDP-V8 382 Sound Distribution Panel 9 383 MDP-V9

274 Bear Lake Oil 274 Bear Lake B/W 276 Bear Paw Sketch 277 Garden City

278 Garden City Rest Stop 279 Man on the Mountain 280 Rock Springs Gouache 282 Rock Springs Vector 283 Rock Springs 2

284 Bare Tree 285 Utah Farm 286 Tree from Rock

287 The Chipmonk Home 288 Vedauwoo at Night 289 Earth-Born 290 Imagine 292 Box Canyon Details 293 Box Canyon Inktense 294 Box Canyon Source 295 Box Canyon 296 Boulder Sketch V 297 Boulder Sketch V2 298 The Chipmunk’s Castle 299 Lone Tree 300 The Burning Tree 301 Crystal Lake 302 Mountain-Scape 303 The Front Range 2 304 Sybille Range Watercolor 305 Sybille Range Vector 306 Vedauwoo at Night V2 308 Balanced Rock 309 Vedauwoo Canyon 310 The Medicine of Medicine Bow 311 Garden of the Gods 312 A Chorus of Trees

384 MDP Close-Up A 385 MDPClose-Up B 386 MDP-Wall

388 the Aurora Music Room 391 Completed Music Room PAINTINGS 395 Bear Lake

ART NOUVEAU 484 Erte And Shoosty 485 Peacocks - Seek Beauty Study FOSSILS 486 The Mammoth Hunter Sketch 487 The Mammoth Hunter Poster INDIGENOUS 488 Indigenous Americans 489 Tatanka Jam

395 Rock Springs

437 Buffalo Skull 438 American Dreamer 441 Paynes Praire 442 Erie Canal 442 Solice V Raritan THE ART OF MUSIC 443 Clarence Spady 444 A.J.Jump 445 Rahbo Saab 446 Clarence Spadey Band 1 447 Clarence Spadey Band 2 448 Nate Zaur 449 Wayne County Creative Arts Poster 450 The Green Mill Sketch 451 The Green Mill 452 Cosmic Transitions Poster 1 453 Cosmic Transitions Poster 2 454 Cosmic Transitions Singing bowl 455 Cosmic Transitions drummer 457 Cosmic Transitions Pianist 458 Slavic Soul Party 1 459 Slavic Soul Party 2 460 Winter’s Jazz Club Sketch 461 Winter’s Jazz Club 462 A Blues Tapestry 463 Winter’s Jazz Club Sketch 2 464 Art Deco Bass 465 Walking Bass Line 466 The Kids Band Drummer 1 467 The Kids Band Drummer 2 468 The Kids Band Lead 469 The Kids Band DJ 470 The Kids Band Sketch 471 The Kids Band 1 472 Dedicated to You Sketch 473 Dedicated to You 474 Jesus Giving Inspiration 476 Crusader Drummer 477 Flower Pot Head 478 Sax Umbilical Chord 479 Crazy Fingers 479 Crazy Fingers Keys ARCHITECTURE 480 Building Lobby Concept 481 Carson 481 Carly 482 Chicago Waterfront 483 Tributes to Pablo Atchugarry

SHOOSTY STUDIO 396 Shoosty Studio 2020 ART THERAPY 399 Rock Painting Art Therapy SCI-FI 401 Space-Time Tale Concept PANDEMIC MASKS 402 Various Masks LANDSCAPES 403 The Primordial Sea MUSIC 404 Bear Creek Sketch

490 Indian War Hammer 491 Indigenous American CIRCUS POSTERS 492 Circus Poster Art 493 Elephant with Sign

494 Lions 495 Tiger

405 Bear Creek 406 Guitar Bear 406 Sax Bear 407 Foxhead 407 Bear Chest

496 Circus Showman 498 Circus Showman 500 The Greatest Show on Earth COLOR THEORY

408 Campfire Afterparty 410 Frank and the Beans 411 Jam Sketch 413 Jason on the Ferry in Sweden

502 Color Theory 503 Morning Plus CHILD-LIKE 504 Flag Day 505 Farmer in a Field

414 Eric Clapton 415 Jonny Woods

UF ART COUNCIL 416 UF Arts Council Group Photo 2021 ARTIST STATEMENT LANDSCAPES 420 Buttermilk Falls 421 Veedauwoo Boulders 423 Old Man 425 Scott’s Bluff 426 Theodore Roosevelt National Park 427 Sylvan Lake 428 Gooseberry Falls

NW INDIAN INFLUENCE 506 Killer Whale Playing Sax 507 Killer Whale Decides to be a Rock Star JAPANESE INFLUENCES 508 Studies of Japanese Art BUGS 510 Dragonfly Figure 511 Roach Skateboards 512 Shoosty Bugs 516 Shakespeare Bug 517 American Hardcase 518 Sarcassian Beetle 519 French Wistful Wiggler 520 The Uncommon House Fly

429 Catskills Park 430 Sand Beach 1 430 Sand Beach 1 431 Sand Beach 2 431 Sand Beach 2 433 Niagra Falls 435 White Buffalo 436 American Dreamer

521 Himalayan Mantis 522 Lapsidusia Beetles 523 Borovian Botbird

The graduation of our son, Jaime Shooster BA Psychology Diane, Jaime and Stephen Shooster University of Colorado, Boulder Dec. 2019

2018 ARTIST STATEMENT

The year 2018 marked a significant milestone in the artistic journey of my work. The year was filled with travel, exploration, and artistic growth. My travels took me to diverse locations: Pai, Thailand; Kathmandu, Nepal; Edinburgh, Scotland; Boulder, Colorado; Marquette, Mich- igan; and Gainesville, Florida, all this while maintaining a full-time job! My most exotic trip was to Kathmandu, Nepal, and Bhaktapur’s neighboring world heritage site with my son, Jason. We immersed ourselves in the ancient city and its temples with the aid of our local guide, Dil Bahadur Chhetri. Despite his short stature, Dil was a youthful man of great presence - a blend of local knowledge, entrepre- neurial spirit, and global awareness. Notably, he climbed Mt. Everest, only a few miles from our location. Tragically, he would not survive the impending global pandemic. Dil died of Covid in 2022. My art evolved alongside my worldview. I no- ticed my live drawings of musicians saw signifi- cant improvement, some of which transformed into major oil paintings.

Chanting in the Temple of Dattatreya Bhaktapur, Nepal

Frank and d’Beans - Oil on canvas, 6.5 feet x 5.5 feet, with a custom frame, is a masterwork that represents the pinnacle of my art of music, honed over years of practice. This painting took a full year to complete. Dattatreya Temple at Night - This is a digital painting inspired by my favorite temple in Bhak- tapur, Nepal. Built from a single tree in 1470 as a resting place for Shiva ascetics monks and later modified to honor Dattatreya, the temple’s archi- tecture and symbolism are captivating. A conch shell monument stands on a pillar in the high mountains. This place is 540 miles from the ocean through rugged mountains. I am mesmerized by this temple. It is dedicated to the Hindu God Dattatreya, a composite of three of Hindu’s primary Gods: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shi- va. It is depicted as a single body with three heads.

My fascination with Hinduism’s pantheon of Gods opened many new artistic possibilities. It also challenged my ideas of Judaism. A key ele- ment of Judaism is not to worship idols, especial- ly golden calves. I saw a giant golden calf in one of the temples in Kathmandu. It was huge. It was housed in a building that I was not allowed to enter. I guess these were the sculptures we were warned about growing up.

Goat Guards

Steve with Jason

Dil Chhetri with Steve

THE ART OF MUSIC

Watercolor Pai, Thailand

PAI VILLAGE SKETCH

Pai, Thailand The View from the Black House

Pai Village is based on my first perspective of Pai, Thailand. Sit- ting on my son’s balcony after days of travel, still with my head in the clouds, I was surrounded by a mango forest, banana trees, and a rice field hemmed in by moun- tains. Pai is a valley located at 764 curves up in the hills in the north outside of Chang Mai. Many young people gravitate to this lo- cation for cheap living, great mu- sic, and friendships. My son lived there for a few years.

While I was drawing, someone pointed out the gigantic white Budda on the hill. You can see the white spot in the photo. Lat- er that day, I discovered the music scene downtown and captured the band Bamboo Tambourine, with Osamu Sakurai on guitar and Al- ice Alouette on accordion. Merg- ing these two drawings, I devised a Chagall-inspired piece called Pai Village.

From a local T-Shirt

PAI VILLAGE Thailand 16” x 20” oil on canvas

FRANK AND D’BEANS LIVE SKETCH Pencil on watercolor paper 14” x 19” 2014

Oil on Canvas, 6.5’ x 5’ with a matching frame 2018-2019

FRANK AND D’BEANS

Frank and d’Beans , Oil on Can- vas, 6.5 feet x 5 feet, is a vibrant and energetic depiction of a live music performance. The painting was created in 2019 after Shoosty attended a show by the band at Blackrocks Brewery in Marquette, Michigan. The painting is rendered in a style reminiscent of both Cubism and Fauvism. The Cubist influence is evident in how the figures are bro- ken down into geometric shapes, while the Fauvist power uses bold colors and simplified forms. The overall effect is a painting that is both visually striking and emo- tionally powerful. The painting is notable for its bespoken frame. The energy and excitement of the performance is palpable in the painting. The viewer can almost feel the music pulsing through the canvas. The painting is a testa- ment to Shoosty’s skill as an artist.

Notes on the symbolism • The beer steins on the ceiling represent community and cama- raderie. • The masks on the wall echo the different personas that musi- cians adopt when they perform. • The oversized glasses worn by the band represent the sense of fun and abandon that is often as- sociated with live music. The overall message of the painting is one of joy and cele- bration. It is a reminder that live music is a powerful force for good in the world, and that it can bring people together from all walks of life. Today, a copy hangs in the brewery.

He has captured the moment in a visually exciting and emotionally resonant way. Jimi Hendrix said, “Music is the only language that can be spoken without words.” It is a reminder that art can transcend language and culture, and in doing so, it can bring people together. In art history, Frank and d’Beans can be seen as part of a more sig- nificant trend of artists using live music performances to inspire their work. Artists such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning were inspired by the energy and improvisation of jazz music, and they created paintings that reflect- ed the dynamism of the music. Shooster’s painting is a more re- cent example of this trend. Music can be a powerful source of inspi- ration for artists.

GYPSY TEARS SKETCH

Sinkholes in Florida are areas of limestone that cave into the natu- ral springs. Some of these become swimming attractions. I brought my drawing pad and worked on the lush landscape at Rainbow Springs. The trees are covered in Spanish moss. Diversity is everywhere; the crickets are singing, and the whole jungle is teaming with life.

In the evening, we went to the Heartwood Soundstage in Gaines- ville. I had the same drawing pad from earlier, including the land- scape drawing I had just made. I decided to merge the drawings of the musicians with the landscape. Later, I took the photos from the scene and created a version on the iPad. This is the composition that was painted in oils.

Dedicated to Jack Torres Gainesville, Florida Oil on canvas, 16” x 24”

GYPSY TEARS

Competed during the evening of a rare blue blood moon Pai, Thailand My son Jason playing guitar. Digital Ink

ONCE IN A BLUE BLOOD A MOON

Chanting at Hanuman Ghat , Bhaktapur, Nepar. - Around the corner from the fu- neral pyre is a covered space large enough to fit 20 comfortably with oriental rugs, and pillows for sitting. Chillum smoke fills the space as the guests chant and and play music. The energy is profound, everyone is joyful. One guest walked a pilgramige to get here from India. Center, with guitar, is Jason Shooster, my son. Behind him a mu- ral on the wall featured a swan with a lotus flow. It seems fitting to add this element connection with nature and mythology.

Bhaktapur, Nepal, Hanuman Ghat, Nepal CHANTING AT HANUMAN GHAT

“Herbie was the step after Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk, and I haven’t heard anybody yet who has come after him.” - Miles Davis

Herbert Jeffrey Hancock is an American jazz mu- sician, bandleader, and composer. Born in Chicago in 1940, Herbie was a child piano prodigy who per- formed a Mozart piano concerto with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at age 11. He joined the Miles Davis Quintet, where he helped to redefine the role of a jazz rhythm section and was one of the primary architects of the post-bop sound.

Jason Shooster, Herbie Hancock & George Tandy

THREE AMIGOS

Digital painting Pai,Thailand

BAPTISTE IN PAI

Oil on Canvas 16” x 20” Pai,Thailand

A concrete building in the middle of a mango tree forest surrounded by rice fields with moun - tains in the background. This was my son’s rent- al apartment. He shared it with a good friend. The rent was remarkable, 1,500$ for the year! No AC no Heat, No need. The pest control was provided by the Geckos and spiders.

THE BLACK HOUSE OF MUSIC

TOE JAM

THE FUNKY BUDDHA

Jack Edmondson is a University of Florida film graduate from Hollywood, Florida. He is my daughter’s boyfriend and an amazing gui- tar player. Jack is also an excellent chess player with a 1640 rating.

JACK EDMONDSON Gainesville, Florida

John Taney is a singer / songwriter from Scotland. He has an advanced degree in physics but prefers to spend his time drink- ing beer and playing music. He has a very affable personality that is infectious. John officiates many important events dressed in his traditional Scottish kilt.

John Taney wearing my World Peace hat with a huge bump on his head.

JOHN TANEY AND FRIENDS Pai, Tailand John Taney, Jason Shooster and friends.

Liddy Clark, an illustration by Stephen Shoost- er, is a contemporary take on the tradition- al country music portrait. Using digital tools and techniques, such as projection and Photo- shop, gives the work a fresh and exciting look. Shooster used a colorful embroidered wheel overlaid on the photo of Liddy Clark to create a dynamic pattern that is both visually appealing and musically suggestive. The Texas star in her eyeglasses is a subtle nod to Clark’s home state, while the overall vibe of the piece is one of en- ergy, creativity, and optimism. This illustration is part of a larger trend of artists using digital tools to create new and in- novative works. The use of projection and Pho- toshop allows artists to manipulate images in ways that were not possible before, and this has led to a new generation of art that is both visu- ally arresting and musically evocative.

Overall, this illustration is a well-executed and thought-provoking work of art. • The wheel represents the cyclical nature of life, as well as the journey of a country music career. • The star represent the hope and dreams of aspiring artists. • The flowers represent the beauty and fragility of life. The overall message of the illustration is one of hope, resilience, and creativity. It is a cele- bration of the power of women and the art of country music.

LIDDY CLARK

Sitting in a dark room shoulder to shoulder with other listeners I turned the iPad pro dark and used white ink to form the composition. Workimg di- rectly on the iPad is not suggested to do this type of drawing. The glass surface is too slippery.

Noir Live Drawing

ABSTRACT MUSICIANS

The Haunt (formerly known as Anastasia and Max) is an American rock band from South Florida. The band consists of siblings, Anasta- sia Grace Haunt (lead vocals), and Maxamil- lion Haunt (vocals, guitar and production), alongside Nat Smallish on bass guitar (for- merly Beach Day), and Nick Lewert on drums (formerly Ethan Bortnick). The band first gained recognition after the success of their debut EP, The Haunt EP, in 2018 and subsequent tours with rock band, Palaye Royale.

THE HAUNT Digital Ink

Guitarist Jorge Garcia’s intense passion for his instrument is immediately visible and equally audible through his soulful original composi- tions. Impeccable, melodic solos and support- ive, rhythmic guitar work are Garcia’s trade- marks and are always a joy to experience. Jorge Garcia has performed some of the great- est talent of our generation, including Tony Bennett, Richie Cole, Patti Page, Andrea Bo- celli, Enrique Iglesias, Trini Lopez, The Drift- ers, The Flamingo’s with Terry Johnson, Bobby Riddell, and many more.

JORGE GARCIA Digital Ink with Halftones

ORCHESTRA

Ink on Paper Common Grounds Hostel, Pai, Thailand

RASTA GUITAR

Digital Ink Anne’s Florist and Coffee Bar, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Mt daughter, the singer and songwriter.

CASSIDY AT WORK

An Evening of Rhythm is a live drawing I did at my son Jaime’s club in Boulder, Colorado. It is a prime example of my mature live sketching style. I used a needlepoint Pilot Precise pen and watercolor paper with a rough finish. The Pilot pen is the most precise and fastest I have ever encountered. I start drawing as soon as the music begins and stop when it is finished. The finished work captures the excitement and spontaneity of a live performance.

You can feel the rhythm in my live music sket- ches. I use cubist techniques to break down the figures into geometric shapes, sometimes adding a third arm or a second head. I never know ahead of time what appears. My work ta- kes an immediate and abstract approach. I use the music to set up the patterns, creating a sen- se of movement and energy. Look carefully at the fine lines. They show you how I feel about the figures before I lock them in the drawing. I work from lines to shapes. As I dial in the final drawing, I turn all the pri- mary lines into shapes. I have been working on refining this technique for years.

“ We want to take you to the place where the music takes us,” - Trey Anastasia, Phish

Boogie Lou’s House of Music, Boulder, Colorado Ink on Paper

AN EVENING OF RHYTHM

close-ups

GUITAR AND MOUNTAINS Ink on Paper

Kevin Gore is a Celtic revolutionary folk muscian. He composes and plays songs with a deep social purpose.

Ink on Paper Edinbourgh, Scotland

KEVIN GORE AND FRIEND

The Wallens , a digital painting by Ste- phen Shooster, is a modern take on the iconic painting American Gothic. The original painting depicts a farmer and his daughter standing in front of a farmhouse with a Gothic window. The farmer is holding a pitchfork. Shoost- er’s version replaces the pitchfork with a guitar and the farmer with his daughter, a folk music duo. The painting was created ad hoc in 2018 while Shooster visited a farmer’s co-op in Marquette, Michigan. The Wallens were playing an afternoon gig in the food court. He said he was inspired by their music and mostly their down-to- earth style. They announced they were recently married. He took a photo as the source, applying painterly strokes to make it iconic.

of a larger trend of artists using pop culture references to create new and innovative works. Artists such as Andy Warhol and Jeff Koons used pop culture imagery to challenge traditional no- tions of art and comment on consum- erism’s nature. Shooster’s illustration is a more subtle example of this trend, but it nonetheless shares the same goal of using art to reflect the current zeitgeist. The overall message of the painting is one of hope and resilience. The Wallens are standing strong in the face of the commercialization of American culture and are a reminder that folk music can still be a powerful force for good.

“This land is your land, this land is my land.”

- Woody Guthrie folk musician

The Wallens celebrates the American spirit and the importance of folk music, a fitting sentiment for a painting that depicts two folk artists in a modern but humble setting. Shooster’s painting can be seen as part

Artist Year Type

Grant Wood

1930

Oil on beaverboard

Dimensions 78 cm × 65.3 cm (30+3⁄4 in × 25+3⁄4 in) Location Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago

THE WALLENS Digital Paint Marquette, Michigan

JASON IN PAI WITH FRIENDS Jason on far right.

16” x 14” oil on canvas

BATTLE OF MUSICIANS

CROSSOVER 1

Tavolino’s, Coral Springs, Florida

JORGE GARCIA - CROSSOVER 2

Tavolino’s, Coral Springs, Florida

STEVE POMERANZ Seminole Casino, Margate, Florida

George Tandy is a showman at heart. A pro- fessional keyboard player and teacher at North Broward Preparatory School he always bring his best self to whatever he takes on.

THE GEORGE TANDY BAND Tavolino’s, Coral Springs, Florida

CUBIST DANCING

My daughter, Cassidy, and her producer, Richard Tandy.

ROCK STARS Cassidy Shooster and Richard Tandy

Richard Tandy Close-up

PORTRAITS

Dorothy Shooster, my mom. She is 98 as of this writing. She was born in 1925 in Philadelphia. She grew up in the Strawberry Mansion section of the city in squalor. Her parents were first-generation immigrants from Russia (current day Ukraine). His father was a metal worker and a business- man. He sold radios, among other things. Her mother was well-educated as a teacher in Russia, which was no easy feat since the family is Jewish and women are discouraged from going to school in the old country with its backward ways.

My mom had three siblings, two brothers, and a sister. Her sister was a famous fashion design- er under the name Albert Nipon. My mom was married to Herman Shooster for many years and had four kids. Herman built a small business into one large enough for all his kids to make a living. At one point, nine family members worked there.

Digital Ink Mom DOROTHY SCHLUGER-SHOOSTER

My uncle, Allen L. Schluger (1932-May, 2018 age 86) of Easton, Pa. He was a creative, peo- ple-loving man and husband of Barbara Con- over Schluger. They were married for 46 precious years. He was the son of the late Leon and Sadie Schluger. Allen grew up in Philadelphia, where he attended high school. After serving in the Army in a MASH Unit in Korea, he pursued a formal study of literature and language at the Universita per Stranieri in Perugia, Italy. He then continued his education, studying music and theater arts in Vienna, where he appeared in small roles in sev- eral films. One highlight of his career was creating the English under titles to the film Sisi and briefly hobnobbing with Walt Disney and his staff.

Allen moved to New York City, and a brief acting career there included a role in its famous Shake- speare Festival. In the dynamic years of the late 1960s and early 1970s, this was followed by his stint as advertising manager of the avant-garde magazine Evergreen Review, published by Grove Press. Allen spent many years as the independent marketer of his numerous innovative patented and licensed packages. He is also the author of several unique novels and novellas.

ALLEN SCHLUGER Dedicated to Barbara Conover Digital Ink Inventor, Actor

Digital Ink Nepal

SADHUS WITH BEADS

Digital Ink Nepal

SADHUS WITH RED AND YELLOW

A met this odd holy man with the strange hair piece in Nepal and the large temple outside of Kathmandu. His hair dress included old cell phones. Sadhu’s are aesthetic. I found him at a temple asking for money to take a photo.

Digital Ink Nepal

SADHUS WITH SUN

EAT SLEEP DESIGN Photo by George Tandy Portrait of Stephen Shooster

My daughter, Cassidy Shooster . She discovered a natural ability to sing at age 6; Cassidy quick- ly dove head first into music, adding piano and guitar to her skill set and spending the rest of her days developing as an artist under the wing of ac- complished industry vets.

She was inspired by Banks, Allen Stone, Etta James, and James Blake. Cassidy is a talented singer and multi-instrumentalist who delivers with a silky vocal timbre, jazzed runs, and hu- manistic nuances – making for a distinguishable listen each time. She now attends Sante Fe Community College and intends to be her father’s valentine next year. (consistently next year)

CASSIDY PAINTING SHELLS Digital Watercolors Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, Florida

My daughter, Carly Shooster (Charly Shoo), is a Jewish-American comics artist based in swampy Gainesville, Florida, making art about women. She explores motherhood and daughterhood through her graphic novel, Mamita, an extension of her graduate thesis at California College of the Arts. She tells stories across comics and other media. She is a graphic designer and digital illustrator. One of her favorite things to do is watercolor her comics pages.

She claims her work is possible because of her community at Sequential Artists Workshop (SAW) and her creative friends in Gainesville. But I know it is the endless hours of her playing SIMS. When she is not drawing or painting, you can find her walking Ella, the dog, with the lovely Jack Ed- mondson or pulling weeds in her garden. She is addicted to audiobooks, specifically those with meandering sci-fi plots.

PAINTING CARLY SHELLS Digital Watercolors Eagle Trace, Coral Springs, Florida

Edwin Forrest Ward was a multifaceted individ- ual known for his contributions as a husband, father, grandfather, celebrant, artist, poet, actor, playwright, and raconteur. He was a beloved cul- tural figure in Denver and passed away peacefully at home on February 28, 2023. Born in Philadelphia, PA, he attended St. Joseph’s Preparatory High School and received a degree in physics and education from Drexel University. Before moving to Denver, he taught high school English for six years in Woodbury, New Jersey. In Denver, he immersed himself in the cultur- al underground of the early 1980s. He founded and hosted a variety of poetry and spoken word events along with dozens of multi-media arts pro- ductions. During the 90s, he also ran the Catholic Youth Recreation Association, which provided summer baseball leagues for over 3,000 youth across the Denver area.

Edwin was an ordained minister in the Temple of Man. He performed hundreds of weddings and, in his last years, officiated at dozens of funer- als. His life was celebrated at the Mercury Cafe in Denver on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Edwin capitalized on his own style of art, which he called squiggleism. I made this portrait of him based on that style. After hearing him perform, I met him at the Mercury Cafe and instantly grav- itated toward him. I went out of my way to make friends and visit him at his home with his wife whenever I was in Denver. Edwin represented an exciting group of people to me: the Beatniks. This period was just before the hippy period. I could listen to his stories all day. The week after his death, he published an anthol- ogy of his writings called “On the Way to Sleeping Giant.”

EDWIN FORREST WARD Denver, Colorado

FATHER’S DAY Stephen (Shoosty), Cassidy, and Trey with painted faces

PORTRAITS

Howard is a free-thinking artist, musician, dreamer, em- path who seeks truth no matter where it comes from. He has never been on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or TikTok, and doesn’t own a TV.

Muscian

HOWARD WAPNER

I have worked with Mitch Pierce on various projects for over 15 years. Each time... in fact each meeting we have managed to move the ball down the field with a sharp eye towards the future. Mitch is one of the few people I know that has the ability to see the future far ahead of the curve, if he were a science fiction writer you could set your sites on his lighthouse, avoid the rocks and find your des- tination.

MITCHEL PIERCE Futurist

Onye P. Ozuzu , Dean of the UF College of the Arts since 2018. Ozuzu is a Master of Fine Arts in dance and choreography and has a Bachelor of Arts in English literature. Ozuzu has been presenting dance works since 1997. Her work has focused on the body as technology and explored the intersectionality between many movement forms.

She is known for her pragmatic and transfor- mational systems redesign in the integration of pluralistic cultural, viewpoint, and practice di- versity in arts research, creative endeavor, and teaching. She launched the Center for Art, Migration and Entrepreneurship, and facilitating the col- lege’s robust AI and Art initiatives.

University of Florida College of Visual Art Dean’s office in front of my painting of the college

DEAN ONYE OZUZU

SELF PORTRAIT

Emma Jensen is an Australian comics artist and designer based in Gainesville, Florida. She grad- uated from the University of Melbourne with a Masters in Creative Writing, Editing and Pub- lishing. She has worked as a comics educator for various Australian and American organizations, as well as working as an editor and designer for independent and educational publishers in both countries. She publishes and exhibits comics reg- ularly, with her work most recently included in kus #37 , Down Down Under and Ink Brick No 10 .

Emma joined The Sequential Artists Workshop (SAW) which is focused on comic books as the Assistant Executive Director and Instructor af- ter coming to Gainesville to attend the year-long intensive program in 2018. She teaches a graphic novel intensive and comics certificate program, and facilitates in person workshops.

EMMA JENSON

PORTRAIT OF STEPHEN by YZ, May 22nd, 2019, Montmartre Paris Montmartre is where the impressionist artists lived and worked.

ANIMALS

OLD WORLD LIZARDS DIGITAL INK

HORSE AND CARRIAGE DIGITAL INK

ELEPHANT SIDE PORTRAIT

Pai, Thailand

THE LOVERS

ELEPHANT FACE PORTRAIT Pai, Thailand

I met a pair of elephants under a wooden canopy. They were buckled with a heavy chain to a large tree trunk, thier heads swing- ing back and forth in boredom. They are massive creatures.

BUGS

MONARCH CATAPILLAR 1

MONARCH CATAPILLAR 2

MONARCH CATAPILLAR 3

PAINTED BEETLES Digital Watercolor

EGYPTIAN SCARAB Digital Watercolor

LANDSCAPES

LAS COLINAS 1 digital ink

LAS COLINAS 3 digital colored ink

LAS COLINAS 2 digital colored ink

RELIGIOUS

The temple was built as a temple/fortress. It was destroyed in a pogram. Lutzk is the where the Shuster / Shooster Family comes from in Russian now modern Ukraine. Lutzk means a bend in the river.

Jewish Ukraine

LUTZK SYNAGOGUE

Nowy Sanz, Poland, Halberstamm Wedding from a photo circa 1935 photo by Ze’ev Aleksandrowicz Jewish

THE WEDDING PROCESSION

Sculpture of Dattatreya

THE GUARDIANS

Bhaktapur, Nepa, World Heritage Site. The above painting took about a week using the iPad Pro and many photos. I find endless facination in this temple. It has three stelae representing multiple Gods.

Dattareya Temple Bhaktapur, Nepal, 2018 14” x 19” Ink on Watercolor paper

Buddah Digital Air Brush

processed through digital ink for coloration DATTATREYA TEMPLE AT NIGHT

BUDDAH

We arrived in Bhaktapur, Nepal’s world heritage site, 2018 two years after a devastating earthquake. The reconstruction was still ongoing, but most of the work was completed. I centered my attention on a small temple surrounded by iconic symbols. The Dattatreya Temple pays homage to the God Dat- tatreya. She is the combination of three of the most excellent Gods of Hinduism: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Dattatreya is depicted with all three heads. Their symbols reside on stelae in front of the tem- ple, including Lord Vishnu’s 3-pointed trident, the monk Garuda saying Namaste towards the temple, a conch shell symbolizing the sacred OM sound, and a chakra, a spiritual portal. The temple is small but majestic. The sculpture of a God can be found inside the center of the temple. The central space is only for the sculpture, not for people to enter. A door remains open to the sculpture. Live rams and stone guardians guard the temple at night. We discovered this temple on our first walk around

the complex at night. We heard chanting just beyond the open lattice wall. We were invited to enter and join along. It was a raw and thrill- ing adventure. The floor was a combination of stonework and yellow clay. Motorbikes kick up dust as they pass the tem- ple. Giant poles are holding up nearby build- ings due to earthquake damage. Within the compound of The World Heritage site are arti- sans as if caught in a time warp; I saw clay pots being thrown on the most significant stone hand-turned wheel I have ever seen, wood carving with hand tools, wooden hammers, and thangka painting on parchment scrolls. Thangka is a Tibetan painting using ground mineral pigment on cotton or silk, which is one of the principal meditational tools in Buddhist practice.

Temple Bahktapur, Nepal

DATTATREYA TEMPLE

Fantasy Landscape Nepal

DERISION OF KATHMANDU SKETCH

Gouache on Wood Fantasy Landscape Nepal

DERISION OF KATHMANDU GOUACHE

Fantasy landscape Nepal

GANESH IN KATHMANDU

Colored ink Nepal

GUARDIAN OF KATHMANDU

ST. JAMES

FANTASY

GRYPHON

INDUSTRY

IAN MACLEOD DISTILLERY Dumgoyne, Scotland Glencoyne Distillary

Dead River Coffee - Marquette, Michigan. The coffee roaster is the heart of the small coffee shop. It has dead flowers hanging from the ceiling, and lots of moving parts.

14” x 19” The Collection of Lynn Lundquist A dead river has a gentle slope.

Watercolor Marquette, Michigan

DEAD RIVER COFFEE

digital Ink electronics

VACUUM TUBE

digital Ink electronics

VACUUM TUBE IN RADIO

Incandescent ‘Standard’ Lightbulb

Elliptical Incandesent Lightbulb

Pastel sketch converted to oils by scrubbing the pastel with galkyd me- dium. Near the end of my working career at Global Response just outside of my of- fice, I stood on a ladder to make this sketch.

Oil Paint 16” x 20”

CALL CENTER

ABSTRACTION

8.5” x 12” Collaboration Signed, Jessica Leuchter and Shoosty Colored Pencils

FRACTAL FLOWER

SCULPTURE

construction paper elmer’s glue

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CASSIDY HOLDING A GUITAR

construction paper elmer’s glue

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WARRIOR SCULPTURE

CHINESE INFLUENCES

HORSE VASES

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BOAT VASES

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DANCER VASES

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THE DIVER VASE

FASHION VASE

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CARLY’S GRADUATION COMIC

Why Graduate? 2018 University of Florida

In 2018, our daughter, Carly, graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Art History. She went on to earn her master’s degree at the California College of Art in Sequential Artis, Comics. I thought a comic would be a fitting gift for her. Carly and I are both graduates of the UF College of Art.

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Why Graduate? 2018 University of Florida

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THE DELTA IOTA KAPPA (DIK) HOUSE * otherwise known as the DICK house because it was all boys and Carly.

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Gainesville

THE MUSIC

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111 HAPPY AS A FROG

THE ROCKET SCIENTIST - KEVIN

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THE COLLEGE OF ART

THEATER STRIKE FORCE

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IMPROV COMEDY

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BUDDY IN DA’VILLE

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CLASS OF 2018 COLLEGE OF ART BFA, ART HISTORY

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HONORARY DOG-REE Brother Jason with Buddy Shoes.

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SPEAK!

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ENTER THE GRADUATES

THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS

THE EMPTY CHAIR

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We honor our graduates with all the pomp and circumstance they have earned by attending college these past few years. May the future bring you each success.

Gator Colors Orange and Blue

President Fuchs wearing the Chain of Office.

70 in.

Carrying the Official University of Florida Ceremonial Mace.

OFFICIAL COMMENCEMENT

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From Tiny Acorns Mighty Oaks Do Grow.

A ceremonial staff with an alligator resting on top, symbol of The University of Florida.

CEREMONIAL MACE

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Charly Shooster BFA

LUCINDA LAVELLI, DEAN

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CARLY N SHOOSTER CLASS OF 2018

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Ken decorated his cap.

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DR. W. KEN FUCHS, UF PRESIDENT

LATER GATOR

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THE DINNER

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SHE’S A LITTLE TICKLISH

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THE BOYFRIEND

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