Christina Siravo Intro

Christina Siravo

The Art Program at MECA

Most People Were Glad to Get Their Degree

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Current residence :

High school attended:

South Kingstown High School

Location of High School:

High school class of:

2001

Program or college:

Maine College of Art (MECA)

Major/Area of study:

Illustration

Year(s) of graduation:

2005

Current or most recent job/career field:

Illustration

Short introduction to the person you interviewed:

Christina Siravo grew up in Rhode Island and graduated from South Kingstown High School in 2001. She graduated from Maine College of Art, Class of '05, with a major in illustration. She's published one children's book so far and illustrated a comic book, and she sells illustrations at farmer's markets and arts shows. She currently works at Waynflete Summer Arts Camp as a Cartooning Instructor, and has an online shop at http://bluebirdiesinger.etsy.com

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