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    Jane's Final Piece
    Jane's Final Piece
    Jane's Final Piece
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    Jane's Final Piece

    By Mike Bozart

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    A female visual artist in her late 20s, living in the Portland (OR) metro, struggling to make it in the Pacific Northwest art scene, is dealt a unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

    Contains adult themes. 

    Sex: References and toys.

    Violence: None.

    Drug usage: Prescription drug abuse.

    Language: A few F-bombs.

    Strangeness level: Low to moderate.

    Movie rating: PG-13, but maybe R

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Bozart
    Release dateMar 2, 2017
    ISBN9781370261314
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      Jane's Final Piece - Mike Bozart

      Jane McLyndun was a slender, 28-year-old, half-Caucasian/ half-Makah (a Native American tribe of northwestern Washington), black-haired, struggling visual artist. After painting on canvas with oils and acrylics for a decade with minimal success, she shifted to projection art when her dad, the white parent who now lived in Tacoma, showed her an ultra-high-lumen digital projector one evening.

      She experimented with the outdoor-grade projector and came up with her own comical surreal style. Jane loved the fact that there was no cleanup with this art form, and that it didn’t illegally mark a surface like graffiti.

      Soon she was invited to present her first projection – on the side of a municipal building – in Hillsboro, Oregon, a Silicon Forest city, twenty miles west of

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