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second convinces by his work. Ray Heus belongs in the second category.

“I’m not an artist yet. I’m a watercolorist and printmaker who has been at it for seven years or so,” said Mr. Heus in a 1982 interview.

Today, three years later, is he an artist? He laughed. “No, but I’m getting closer!”

Discipline at NVCC

Mr. Heus skipped the prestigious art schools. He wanted to paint and so he painted. “It was trial and error and after error prevailed, I took some drawing classes,” he joked. Liite many beginners, he started with oils, “the worst possible medium because you can keep covering up your mistakes.” He moved to watercolors, the least forgiving medium. “If you make a mistake, that’s

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