Jaime Zollars is a founder of, and contributor to, the popular contemporary paper arts blog, Paper Forest (http: //paperforest.blogspot.com). She has been recognized by numerous publications and societies, including Taschen's Illustration Now, American Illustration, Communication Arts, 3x3, Spectrum, Design Taxi, and BBC's Culture Shock. She served as the 2010 Programming Chair for The Illustration Conference in Los Angeles. Jaime teaches illustration at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Read more about Jamie at http: //jaimezollars.com.
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