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Artist of Today and Tomorrow

Alex Fleigel graduated last year from Kings and currently attends The University of Cincinnati to explore a creative career. I am a huge fan of her work, especially her photography which is showcased on her vsco account that I happen to follow. I look to her for inspiration in almost everything I do because not only is she very talented, but it's very cool seeing a Kings graduate pursuing a career in the arts and being successful. Below are some my favorite pieces of hers, as well as the link to her vsco. Enjoy!








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  1. It is so cool to see a spotlight on local artists! I really like the last two pictures. They are visually striking and have an interesting perspective.

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  2. I've seen Alex's work before at a quick glance, but your post truly showcased her talent - thanks for sharing. Her work can been seen as an inspiration for others.

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  3. I really like her composition and love how she amplifies the colors in her picture with a strong contrast and saturation. It's really nice watching others grow along with you and learn from each other.

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