2016 Tributaries Cover: Eternity byPatrick Allread

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Cover of Tributaries has a painting of a tree with a white face in the bark. The tree is in a lake.
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Patrick Allread
Patrick Allreads' art work titled, Eternity, Oil on Canvas, 48 in. x 72 in., is the art chosen to be the front and part of the back cover. His work is also published on pages 54 and 55 of this issue.

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The PDF is the cover for the 2016 publication of Tributaries

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Patrick Allread, Patrick Allreads' art work titled, Eternity, Oil on Canvas, 48 in. x 72 in., is the art chosen to be the front and part of the back cover. His work is also published on pages 54 and 55 of this issue.

PATRICK ALLRED
was raised in Brookville, Indiana and graduated from Brookville High School in 1979. Since then he has never stopped trying to cre-ate art. Along with painting and drawing he also creates chainsaw sculpture and has participated in the Paul Bunyan Show and Chain-saw Carving Competition in Oscoda Michigan, and the National Road Chainsaw Carving Competition in Addison Pennsylvania. He is currently working on his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Indiana University East.

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