Born in Indiana's bustling capital, Sarah moved to
the serenity of a farm community northwest of Indianapolis at the
age of five. Her talents now spring from a creativity that knows
no bounds after being honed to a razor's edge in Lizton. Her home
in Lizton was surrounded on three sides by cornfields and her only
option for a playmate was a little brother running around with a
hockey stick for a gun. So, needless to say, she found other ways
to entertain herself, such as drawing and throwing corn cobs at
her brother. (ed. note: Later he got much bigger and the tables
were turned.) Later Sarah excelled at the art institutes of Pittsboro
Elementary and Tri West Jr./Sr. High and left to seek higher education.
Naturally she turned to Ball State University to study under the
great masters. She is now a Metals major, drawn by the leather aprons
and romantic notions of the forges, and about to graduate. After
"finishing some stuff," Sarah and her college degree will
be unleashed on the world. When questioned about her future plans,
Sarah thought for a minute and replied, "I'll probably grab
dinner about eight."
Sarah was an intregal part of the design team and contributed
to the website with her entries of Eunice
Beecher, Booth
Tarkington and Scott
Russell Sanders.
