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Ron Fortier's Blog: The Longer the Whiskers, the Fatter the Cat – Eat Your Weight!

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Friday, June 17, 2011. The Longer the Whiskers, the Fatter the Cat – Eat Your Weight! Thinking about marketing and stuff on the Southcoast, MA. 8211; FOOD. FUEL. NOSH. SNACK. TREAT. DINE. COOK. PREPARE. HEAT and SERVE. CHEW and SCREW. READY TO EAT - A report. Was released on April 13, 2011 by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. What the hell are we doing to ourselves? If we are what we eat; we’re dead! What’s wrong with them? Here are a couple of observa...

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Ron Fortier's Blog: 7 Practical Skills Learned in Drawing Class Anyone Can Use Everyday

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Monday, May 23, 2011. 7 Practical Skills Learned in Drawing Class Anyone Can Use Everyday. What Learning Art is Good for in Southcoast, MA. You’ll become a better observer. Learning to draw will increase your power of observation even if you’re a guy. As most women believe – men don’t notice anything. But, let’s not go there right now. Your observation skills improve because drawing class teaches you how to look. The better your looking. Gets, the more your seeing. The really ...

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Drawing One: August 2012

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Wednesday, August 22, 2012. Students with Disabilities or Personal Difficulties. If you have a disability that may prevent you from meeting course requirements, contact the Office for Services for Students with Disabilities. Course requirements will not be waived but reasonable accommodations will be developed in order to assist you in meeting the requirements. You are expected to work with the instructor and of the Office of Disability Services for Students. At www.ccri.edu/dss. Other ( please see me.

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Drawing One: SYLLABUS

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Wednesday, August 22, 2012. This blog site is the syllabus which is broken down into individual posts. The official course syllabus is linked here. And contains more and important information that you should familiarize yourself with. Drawing 1 Course Syllabus. 4 hours - Saturdays 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM. Classes run: Sep 04, 2012 - Dec 21, 2012. Http:/ rfortier.blogspot.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Ron Fortier's Blog: 4 Reasons Why Marketing & Parenting Are the Same

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Wednesday, June 8, 2011. 4 Reasons Why Marketing and Parenting Are the Same. Thinking about marketing and stuff on the Southcoast, MA. 8211; CHOICES. CONSEQUENCES. BLAME. RESPONSIBILITY. REASONS. EXCUSES. INDIFFERENCE. CARING. -. Again, I was out for my walk or what the old timers would call my constitutional and it happened again - bam! On the old Jackie Gleason Television Show. There was character played by Frank Fontaine called Crazy Guggenheim. Oh, the bam? Everyone should...

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Ron Fortier's Blog: March 2011

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Thursday, March 24, 2011. After They Stop Believing in Santa – It’s All Down Hill. PLEASE NOTE: The following thoughts on this subject are in no way complete. You know – just fix it for me! Before I slog onward – I’m not blaming charter schools. This is my opinion based on observations and experiences in education and is painted with a very broad brush to hopefully stimulate discussion. It is in no way, my version of the next best thing. In 1955’s Blackboard Jungle. And nearly...

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Ron Fortier's Blog: February 2011

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Monday, February 28, 2011. SOSO – The Drug of Choice for Some Businesses - How About Yours? SOSO is the abbreviation for the Same Old Same Old. It does have a rhythm to it. And, it’s as comfortable as an old shoe. Many once successful businesses have been lulled into oblivion by its soothing sameness. Those who are completely addicted to it are easy to spot. They usually use tired clichés such as; turn your dreams into reality. Or, we're the key to your success. Do these same ...

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Drawing One: INSTRUCTOR

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My name is Ron Fortier. I was born and grew up in this part of the country. I received my BFA from UMass Dartmouth when it was called SMU (Southeastern Massachusetts University). Going to school there opened the door for me to enter the University of Miami on a full scholarship and graduate with an MFA (Masters Degree in Fine Art). I am an abstract. My work is usually small and personal in scale but can occasionally be quite large. The one thing I hope the viewer gets. Method. In everyday English, th...

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Ron Fortier's Blog: April 2010

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Thursday, April 8, 2010. Eating Peas with a Knife…. How many businesses operate this way? For sure, it’s a balancing act. More than likely, it’s a waste of time. Let’s look at how some business cultures evolved based (loosely) on the evolution of eating utensils. At one point Europeans ate with their hands and a knife they carried with them. So then, the use of forks was practically sacrilegious. Spoons were more so and oddly used as forks to hold meat while it was cut. How do...

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Ron Fortier's Blog: December 2011

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Ron Fortier's Drawing Blog. Friday, December 16, 2011. Sometimes I'm Reminded Why I Teach. New Bedford in HD. I tell my students that sometimes my best lectures are played in head as I'm leaving the class. Those lectures are stored in my "Should'a. Could'a. Would'a." file. There are also some day when I feel I did a good job and wished I had a video of my performance to look over and help inspire me on another day. Maggie presented the first step - Believe! This is her trailer. Her final product is i...