He Lets the Stars be His Guide - Schweitzer, Jeffrey R
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He Lets the Stars be His Guide is the seventh illustrated book of short stories and poems by narrative artist Jeffrey Schweitzer. This whimsical poem takes the reader on a journey with a young man whose endless pursuit of the stars finds him traversing a rich landscape of dream-like ink illustrations. He Lets the Stars be His Guide is a semi-autobiographical narrative inspired by the artist's travels in his rebuilt vintage travel trailer and is the immediate follow up to the book titled Home: An Illustrated Journal.

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He Lets the Stars be His Guide is the seventh illustrated book of short stories and poems by narrative artist Jeffrey Schweitzer. This whimsical poem takes the reader on a journey with a young man whose endless pursuit of the stars finds him traversing a rich landscape of dream-like ink illustrations. He Lets the Stars be His Guide is a semi-autobiographical narrative inspired by the artist's travels in his rebuilt vintage travel trailer and is the immediate follow up to the book titled Home: An Illustrated Journal.
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Autorenporträt
Jeffrey Schweitzer is an artist and author based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His narrative artwork has been exhibited extensively in galleries in the United States, Australia and China including New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Santa Fe, Brisbane and Beijing. His whimsical, beautifully-illustrated short stories and limited edition books have developed a following by art lovers of all ages. Mr. Schweitzer has eight books available through Bindlestick Books, including the popular titles The Mundane Ghost (2016), Home: An Illustrated Journal (2019) and He Lets the Stars be his Guide (2022). Mr. Schweitzer received his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2006 and a BFA from Columbia College Chicago in 2003.