Jackson Berhow is a graduate from Central Washington University, as well as an MFA candidate at West Virginia University, art has been a major part of both his life and education for over thirteen years. Jackson is a self-motivated artist, who loves creating as both a hobby and a profession. He has experience in a wide variety of skills, including but not limited to flat patterning, fabric dyeing, thermoplastics, air brushing techniques, carving, casting/mold making, mask making, and one cool yo-yo trick. Jackson has experience working with children as well. With work experience at the San Juan summer camp “Camp Nor’Wester” and the “Eau Claire Children’s Theater” where he worked with children of differing age groups. His experience at the children’s theater has broadened his design and construction experience, allowing him to blossom as a stitcher and craftsman. Currently Jackson is attending WVU, refining his skills before returning to the field.