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Dynamic Chiropractic Welcomes New Graphic Artist

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

DC is pleased to present our new graphic artist, 22 year-old Audra Palmero. Audra has a broad knowledge of most illustrative techniques including acrylics, oils, pastels, and charcoals, as well as computer graphics' programs. She also possesses skills in photography and animation techniques, and is currently involved in the art program at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California.

Audra's professional background includes work as a portrait and calligraphy artist at Disneyland. She has also designed greeting cards, business cards, and logos for individual businesses.

Audra will be directing her creative talents in the upcoming issue to developing logos for our illustrious columnist. We expect her artistic touch and flair to enhance the look of our publication.

January 1992
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