2018 Oklahoma Arts Conference

Panchromatic: Spectrum of Possibilities

Tiffany McKnight
Raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tiffany McKnight earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio art with a focus in printmaking from the University of Oklahoma in 2012. A self-proclaimed color addict, McKnight pivoted away from printmaking to embrace a kaleidoscopic body of work that includes pattern making and illustration inspired by African textiles, Art Nouveau, biology, and natural flora and fauna. McKnight is the author of “NUVEAU: The Future of Patterns,” an intensely detailed coloring book for pattern lovers, published by Penny Candy Books. She is also a contributing illustrator in the book “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Black Boy” by Tony Medina. You can find her patterns on the labels of San Francisco’s Clearly Kombucha products, on luxury wallpaper produced in collaboration with SixTwelve and Ketch Design Centre, and on wrapping paper for the Curbside Chronicle’s Wrap Up Homelessness program. In 2017, McKnight was chosen as one of the contributing artists to Factory Obscura, an art collective bringing a new, immersive experience to Oklahoma City. She continues her work with Factory Obscura in 2018 with their latest experience “BEYOND.”

Tiffany McKnight's Schedule

Expand Your Brand
Date: Wednesday – October, 24 2018 Time: 3:45pm - 4:45pm Room: The Paramount on Film Row Theatre
Making art for a living is a rewarding but financially daunting experience. Some of the most successful artists are those who find ways to expand their work into new arenas. This session will focus on creating strategies for increasing your potential revenue and expanding your brand by reviewing the career twists and turns of four different artists.

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