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James White

James White is a mixed-media artist and graphic designer living in Nova Scotia, Canada. With ten years of experience, James has worked with an array of clients on professional projects as well as various art endeavors such as children’s books, comics, fine art shows and animation. He also sells prints on his site, with prices ranging from $30-$35 each.

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