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Never one for staying in a place for long, it’s no surprise Sam doesn’t linger in the business. Leaving about a year and a half later after saving up enough to pay off his school loans (several times over), Sam takes some time to travel, seizing the opportunity to fulfill a childhood dream of visiting every major league baseball park. Unsure of where to go afterwards, he returns to Atlanta and gets a job doing freelance artwork for small businesses, which allows him to create his own art on his time when not working on commissions. Living in Atlanta he’s excited about art again, making connections through old friends from art school which allow his work to be seen by the right people. A few months afterwards, he’s invited to participate in a showcase featuring local artists under 35, which leads to another showing, and actual commissions for pieces until finally, his own art exhibit opens in Studio ATL, a small gallery. The show, attended by his parents, is a critical hit. He returns to Fort Worth briefly on an invite from his old high school, to work on a mural for his alma mater, along with young aspiring artists in the area in an effort to show the importance of the arts in education. Most of his time is divided between Atlanta and Texas, and he’s hoping to expand his work in other cities eventually.