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| Harrilu - Megan Mucci |
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Megan Mucci loves to read & learn
how just about anything is made.
Even as a child Megan loved to
spend hours making everything from
puppets made out of nylons to her
mysterious kitchen potions. It was
that lead her into screen printing and
to Harrilu (pronounced Hairy- Loo).
Megan graduated with a BS in
Communications/Advertising from
the University of Texas at Austin. As
a graduate from the Creative
program, Megan shot out into the
world ready to become a great art
director. After a short time in
agency life, she realized that the
culture of creative advertising wasn’t
quite what she wanted., and moved
on to consumer products & product
development marketing. After
switching companies and moving
from childrens products to office
supplies, Megan craved a new
creative outlet. Armed with curiosity
and a well-stocked art store, she
found herself picking up a
screenprinting kit. After the first try,
she knew she had found something
to fill the creative void.
how just about anything is made.
Even as a child Megan loved to
spend hours making everything from
puppets made out of nylons to her
mysterious kitchen potions. It was
that lead her into screen printing and
to Harrilu (pronounced Hairy- Loo).
Megan graduated with a BS in
Communications/Advertising from
the University of Texas at Austin. As
a graduate from the Creative
program, Megan shot out into the
world ready to become a great art
director. After a short time in
agency life, she realized that the
culture of creative advertising wasn’t
quite what she wanted., and moved
on to consumer products & product
development marketing. After
switching companies and moving
from childrens products to office
supplies, Megan craved a new
creative outlet. Armed with curiosity
and a well-stocked art store, she
found herself picking up a
screenprinting kit. After the first try,
she knew she had found something
to fill the creative void.
| Photographer Dustin Doskocil - www.doskophoto.com |
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