Bio Jack Stone was educated at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the University of Kentucky. He taught painting, color and printmaking at California State University, Sacramento, and San Francisco State University. He was the Special Events coordinator at the Oakland Museum of California and is currently Program Coordinator for the Cameron Stanford House (historical preservation and museum management). He has had numerous exhibits at various locations including Santa Monica College, New Orleans Museum of Art, Humboldt State University, and Lucerne, Switzerland. His work involves the use of the computer (software) for manipulation of portraits, and then painted in acrylic on canvas. Skewed portraits. Reflection I am pleased to participate in the Mask Project supporting the VNA & Hospice Foundation. The mask I have created is based on my father who has suffered strokes and heart attacks in recent years. I live 1,500 miles away from my folks and my hometown. When dad entered the hospital my brother sent digital pictures to me daily via the Internet chronicling my father's progress. When I received the "blank" and started to think about creating my mask-dad was the obvious source. Painted in acrylic, using a palette similar to my paintings. Signed on the back of the mask.