Carrie Neumayer is an artist, illustrator, musician, and educator. She studied painting, printmaking, and illustration at the Kansas City Art Institute and received her BFA in Fine Art with a concentration in Painting from the Art Academy of Cincinnati. She holds a MAT in Art Education from the University of Louisville and worked for eight years as an art teacher with Jefferson County Public Schools. Carrie works in a wide variety of media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, and photography. Her paintings have been exhibited at The Green Haus, Cinderblock Gallery, Kin Ship Gallery, Spalding University’s Huff Gallery, Carnegie Center for Art, and other galleries in the Louisville area. Carrie’s illustrations and comics have been published in Louisville Magazine, LEO Weekly, and The Paper. Carrie is also a member of the Louisville Cartoonist Society, a group that works together on projects and exhibitions, including an annual comic anthology. Carrie has also been a prominent member of Louisville’s music community for over 15 years, performing in the bands Second Story Man, Minnow, and Julie of the Wolves.
just found your blog–very cool stuff. Linked up in my “kentuckiana by blog” page: http://yepindeed.wordpress.com/kentuckiana-by-blog/
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Thank you!
Can’t believe how much you’ve already done since deciding to work on illustration. I love this stuff. Some of it seems so poignant–looking out at snow, girl in a bottle. Working from photos seems to inspire you, The results are intriguing. Love it.