hello dr. wheeler

Hi Colt!

Hi Dr. Wheeler !

If you would like to ask questions after Greg's presentation, please post those questions on chat. Will we Q and A after!

Any Questions you want to post?

working now?

now it is!

Thanks. Is Chat working now?

Dark Matter is my favorite series of Greg's

Thanks! This is amazing work! Do you feel you were influenced at all by aboriginal art? Susan Underwood

My favorite is 32 celsius, I think that is the name, his coldest work

How do you think your work in three dimensions continues now?

First, I'd like to flex by saying that I have a Greg Edmonson original behind me. Also, I'd like to ask: do you think, Greg, that your work at Osage was in response, in part, to the work that you did in the years before?

I have a question about “Imaginary Friend”. What made you think of that shape to represent an Imaginary Friend?

I was wondering if he could talk about his choice of scale and materials in relationship to his subject matter.

hi from Nick and Holly in Illinois, Greg!

I've heard that you have worked with a wide variety of mediums, which one do you prefer to work with and why? Do you find yourself utilizing that preferred medium the most in your work?

I really like the blue blackhole. The imagery was really immaculate and expresses that of a mysterious whirlpool. However, what inspired you to use blue instead of other colors like red or purple?

Also, about the first artwork you presented from the beginning of the book, what did you mean by digital drawings made by hand? Can you explain the process?

I’m interested in your paintings on black paper…what paint do you use? And what does the drama of the dark background lend to your ideas/images. They seem very Native American inspired.

Did anyone ever shoot your confidence or bring you down by discriminating your beautiful paintings?? :(

What is your advice for aspiring sculptors? (If any)

Thank you, Greg, for sharing with us!

Pleasure seeing your work!

Thank you so much!

thank you :)

Thank you sir for the awesome presentation!

Thank you!

Thanks Greg! Enjoyed the presentation!

Thank you Greg!!

Thank you.

Thank you for sharing with us!

Thankyou so much!

Greg, your work was wonderfully whimsical! it was a pleasure to see it and have you explain each piece to us! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you GMan!

Inspiring work! Thanks

Amazing work thank you!

Thank you, Greg! Will a recording be posted online? I arrived a little late, and I would also like to share this with friends.

I will post on the Appalachian Cultural Center's Facebook page! Follow us at Appalachian Cultural Center.

Thank you, Jennifer!

Laurelai… you can also email me at jhall@cn.edu for more info.

Many thanks!

Great lecture!

Thank you so much!

Enjoyed the session! You are extremely talented!