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Margaret Meyer thought she'd be a veterinarian but somehow ended up an artist who sometimes works in stop-motion animation. Most recently she was lured to Portland, OR (where she still resides) by Laika Entertainment to design and fabricate costumes for the new Mr. Peanut commercials and the feature film, Coraline. In addition to that she worked in LA on the shows "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack", "Robot Chicken" and "Morel Orel" for the Cartoon Network, doing everything from designing to building characters. Her actual start in the business came from working with Art Clokey (of Gumby fame) on a revival of "Davey and Goliath".

Margaret exhibits her paintings and sculptures here and there and her work is included in private collections throughout the US and as far away as Melbourne and Prague (where she once worked for peanuts painting marionettes sold to tourists on...

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  • Female
  • Born on December 6
  • Joined April 30, 2009

Favorite materials

acrylic, canvas, wood, found objects, vintage textiles

About

Margaret Meyer thought she'd be a veterinarian but somehow ended up an artist who sometimes works in stop-motion animation. Most recently she was lured to Portland, OR (where she still resides) by Laika Entertainment to design and fabricate costumes for the new Mr. Peanut commercials and the feature film, Coraline. In addition to that she worked in LA on the shows "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack", "Robot Chicken" and "Morel Orel" for the Cartoon Network, doing everything from designing to building characters. Her actual start in the business came from working with Art Clokey (of Gumby fame) on a revival of "Davey and Goliath".

Margaret exhibits her paintings and sculptures here and there and her work is included in private collections throughout the US and as far away as Melbourne and Prague (where she once worked for peanuts painting marionettes sold to tourists on the Charles Bridge!). She likes to invite viewers to make up their own stories about her images.

If you'd like to see more of her work, please visit her blog:
http://margaretmeyer.blogspot.com/

or her Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Margaret-Meyer/197221165175

Thank you to the following blogs for featuring her work:
AnythingIndie
ShinySquirrel
Decor8
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