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Scottsdale artist recounts life from film to acrylic painted photos

Once was photographer with highest security clearance on East Coast

Kirk Russell paints a horse.

Courtesy Kirk Russell

Kirk Russell sells his art prints from a popup exhibit.

Courtesy Kirk Russell

A history of film and digital photography, traditional painting and graphics technology come together in the fine art of Scottsdale resident Kirk Russell.

As a mixed media artist, Russell creates composite images with acrylic paint. From monumental to ethereal, his images transcend the ordinary, but the road he traveled to get to this point is also out of the ordinary.

Kirk Russell fine art print of old car for sale.

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