Scott E Franson

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Me at 4 & 40. My shirt is on backwards in the 4 photograph because just before the photo I took a drink from the drinking fountain and got my shirt wet.

Family | I live in Rexburg, Idaho, with my beautiful wife and children.

Farm | Over the past two years, we have had a dog, cats, goats, chickens, and rabbits. In the summer of 2009 we shared a trout farm with a neighbor. In the summer of 2010 eight chicks hatched and followed their mothers around the yard eating all of the spiders. It is nice to live outside of town where we can enjoy our little farm.

Favorite things | Teaching, Apple computers, iPod, iPad, books, ant farms, monarch caterpillars, hammocks, receiving packages and Legos.

Transplant | On May 26, 2008, I received a liver transplant. I am alive today because of a caring person willing to be a donor. Please consider being an organ donor.

Hobbies | Amateur Ukulele builder, Monarch caterpillars, Apple computers, Reading Young Adult novels, Digital illustration

Professional

Books | Un-Brella, Roaring Brook Press, April 2007.

Brigham Young University–Idaho | Rexburg, Idaho
Professor, Department of Art (1994-present)

The Kuester Group | Minneapolis, Minnesota
Graphic Designer (1992-1994)

Other Employment | Chewbacca costumed character, Doughnut shop attendant, Pineapple picker and planter, Car washing, Library page, Computer lab assistant, Graphic Designer.

Education

Washington Terrace Elementary | K-5 | Ogden, Utah

North Park Elementary | 6, the first half | Roy, Utah

Ammon Elementary | 6, the second half | Ammon, Idaho

Bonneville Jr. High School | Idaho Falls, Idaho

Bonneville High School | Idaho Falls, Idaho | (1984)

Ricks College | AA degree | Rexburg, Idaho | (1989)

Art Center College of Design | BFA | Pasadena, California | (1992)

Utah State University | MFA | Logan, Utah | (1998)

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