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Tiphanie Brooke, originally born as Tiffany Brooke Babros in Phoenix, Arizona, moved to Southern California at just 9 months old. While growing up, she spent her early years in San Pedro and Palos Verdes. However, by the age of 8, she had moved back to Phoenix and changed her name to Tiphanie Brooke.
During her teenage years, Tiphanie started blending printed materials and digital design as a way to express herself. With a natural artistic ability and formal design training, she is well-versed in all aspects of fine art, photography, branding, and design. For the past two decades, she has been creating and producing art projects and graphics from the initial concept to the final product.
Tiphanie is a highly imaginative individual who possesses a deep passion for creativity. She is extremely self-motivated and independently driven, possessing skills in both image-making and art creation. Her expertise in design and artistic ability make her a valuable asset in any creative project.
During her teenage years, Tiphanie started blending printed materials and digital design as a way to express herself. With a natural artistic ability and formal design training, she is well-versed in all aspects of fine art, photography, branding, and design. For the past two decades, she has been creating and producing art projects and graphics from the initial concept to the final product.
Tiphanie is a highly imaginative individual who possesses a deep passion for creativity. She is extremely self-motivated and independently driven, possessing skills in both image-making and art creation. Her expertise in design and artistic ability make her a valuable asset in any creative project.
( b. 1981 / america )
phoenix college 2009 - 2011
art center college of design 2012 - 2015
phoenix college 2009 - 2011
art center college of design 2012 - 2015
I want to acknowledge that the land we are on today has been inhabited by the Tongva, Gabrieleno, and Acjachemen/Juaneño Nations, who have lived here and continue to do so. As the first stewards and traditional caretakers of this land, the Tongva and Acjachemen Nations hold a deep spiritual connection to this region, which I recognize and respect. I offer my love and respect for the opportunity to live, work and create on their homeland, and I honor their connection to this land. Please join me in taking a moment of silence to pay respect to the elders of the Gabrieleno and Tongva people, as well as to all Acjachemen/Juaneño Nations, past and present.