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Barnhart used etchings, block prints, linocut and stamps to create a mutli-layered and three-dimensional effect. From some angles the colorful patterns resemble fabric. An even close look might reveal figures or faces. Barnhart says he sees unity in the piece and is proud to have it shared with the public.  For years, Barnhart considered himself a “shy” artist but now feels like the time has come for him to “blossom” out of his box. Barnhart grew up in Monticello. He attended Florida A&M University, and it was during his time in college that he picked up a scratchboard for the first time. The black inked surface can be etched into and rubbed away using different tools. Barnhart loved the ability to scrape and shape with an acute attention to detail. 

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