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Finally, a TV series that dares to ask, "how can mountains grow, and living
creatures be turned to stone?" One of PBS-TV's more popular earth science series, The
Miracle Planet debuted in 1989 with six one-hour scripts by Bruce Brown, who also
co-authored the accompanying book of the same title with his wife, Lane Morgan.
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A pioneer of digital painting and print making, Bruce Brown has been creating with digitally sythesized natural media since1992. He worked for many years with Fauve Matisse, and he now paints with Corel Painter.
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In addition to owning his own advertising agency and doing creative work for many of the major ad agencies in Seattle during the 1970s, Bruce Brown has designed magazines, Web sites, books, CDs and, uh, human-size foam rubber pizza costumes.
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Bruce Brown's first published work was a 1975 chapbook called The
Distance Makes Things Blue -- Songs Without Music. Although he
rarely writes song lyrics (or wears platform shoes) anymore, he
continues to pen occasional verse.
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