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| − | Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, thomaskuebler.com, eBay, and Etsy. Kuebler graduated from Olmsted High School in 1979 and from Kent State University with a fine arts degree in 1984. His wife’s name is Kara. <ref>Drew Bracken, “Sculptor of the Bizarre: Kuebler’s love for horror comes to life,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 21, 2015. </ref> | + | Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, [http://www.thomaskuebler.com], eBay, and Etsy. Kuebler graduated from Olmsted High School in 1979 and from Kent State University with a fine arts degree in 1984. His wife’s name is Kara. <ref>Drew Bracken, “Sculptor of the Bizarre: Kuebler’s love for horror comes to life,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 21, 2015. </ref> |
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Latest revision as of 06:28, 17 May 2016
Thomas Kuebler (November 12, 1960 - present) is a “sculptor of the bizarre.” His work—silicone busts, skulls, shrunken heads—is amazingly life-like. Most of his work is sold in exhibitions and online through his website, [1], eBay, and Etsy. Kuebler graduated from Olmsted High School in 1979 and from Kent State University with a fine arts degree in 1984. His wife’s name is Kara. [1]
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- ↑ Drew Bracken, “Sculptor of the Bizarre: Kuebler’s love for horror comes to life,” Newark Advocate (Newark, OH), Dec. 21, 2015.
