The twenty types of art students

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Wed Jun 24, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

The twenty types of art students

If you ever went to an art school, chances are you knew examples of these twenty kinds of art students, categorized by Chuck Dillon during his time teaching at the Hussian School of Art in Philadelphia. And if you're reading this blog, there's a pretty good chance you might have been the one we're showing here at right.

C'mon. We're all friends here. 'Fess up. If you weren't the comic book student, which one were you?

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Marc Alan Fishman (1:26 PM on Wed Jun 24, 2009)

I'm a hybrid really. I was part computer art student, part stressed, and part comicbook nerd.

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