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Adobe Creative Suite and Rhode Island
Julie Sardelli

P.O. Box 1273 3 Transit Street #3
Providence, Rhode Island, 02901 Providence, Rhode Island, 02903
401-467-5998 jsardelli@yahoo.com www.coroflot.com/sardelli

Professional Experience: (2000– present)
Providence College – Providence, Rhode Island (2009-2012) - Portrait model – Involved posing for students in art courses
Roger Williams University - Bristol, Rhode Island (1995- 2012) - Portrait model – Involved posing for students in art courses
Rhode Island College – Providence, Rhode Island (1995 – 2012)
- Portrait model- Involved posing for students in art courses
Rockefeller Library, Brown University– Providence, Rhode island (2007-2009)
- Library guard – Involved checking identifications of library patrons
Barrington Community School, Barrington, Rhode Island (2002 – 2008) - Instructor – Professional instruction of an adult watercolor course
International House (Brown campus) - Providence, Rhode Island (2002-2003) - Instructor - Professional instruction of an adult watercolor course/ drawing course
Hamilton House – Providence, Rhode Island (2003) - Instructor – Professional instruction of adult art courses/ watercolor painting
Desmark/America Inc. – Smithfield, Rhode Island (1990-1994) - Graphic artist - Professional graphics-giftware industry – graphic design of packages/print materials

Other Professional Experience – (1990- 2009)
Attleboro Art Museum, North Attleboro, Ma. - Art Instructor – watercolor courses/adults
Things Remembered Inc., Providence, Rhode Island - Engraver –fine gifts/typesetting letterforms/sales
Hasbro Industries, Pawtucket, Rhode Island – Graphic artist/comps/packaging design

Seminars and continuing education
Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign,


References: – Furnished upon request
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