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Graphic Chemical & Ink Company is a world leader in the fine art field of printmaking. We manufacture our own time-tested inks for etching, litho and relief printing, as well as sell screen print inks, papers, tools, chemistry, plates and supplies for all of a printmaker's needs

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I have worked for Graphic Chemical & Ink Company since 1968 - with a brief hiatus(almost 4 years) to travel the World courtesy of my uncle. Sadly it turns out it was my Uncle Sam, and I wasn't too thrilled about the places that he chose to send me. My wife and I have run Graphic Chemical for many years, and have enjoyed the travel that comes with the position. We get to meet our customers (and the occasional vendor) from all over the World

Sunday, February 28, 2010

WAYNE MIYAMOTO

Susan and I, and all of us at Graphic Chemical & Ink Company, are deeply saddened to have received the following notice from HI Art Magazine:


....... (we are) sad to announce the sudden passing of our friend Wayne Miyamoto, professor and chair of the Art Department at the University of Hawaii at Hilo, on February 20th due to complications arising from emergency heart surgery.
Professor Miyamoto was in Mexico conducting sabbatical research at the time.

At this moment the family is requesting privacy. Please direct any questions you may have to Michael Marshall
who can be reached via email at mdmarsha@hawaii.edu or at 959-3266.

Wayne will be greatly missed by his family, friends and the arts community.
The family has requested all condolences be forwarded to: alohawayne.miyamoto@gmail.com

In lieu of flowers, individuals are encouraged to make a donation In Memory of Wayne Miyamoto through Friends of UHHART to support the program to which he dedicated his life:

"The purpose of UHHART shall be to enhance the educational mission of the Art Discipline of the University of Hawaii at Hilo as well as the cultural environment of the Island of Hawaii; encourage interaction between community members, faculty, and students in the interest of artistic and cultural development; and to solicit the active support of the community in the sustenance of a vigorous Art Discipline at the University of Hawaii at Hilo so that the program will better serve students and residents of the Island."

Wayne Miyamoto, Visiting Assistant Professor, UH Hilo, 1982

www.uhf.hawaii.edu/InMemoryofWayneMiyamoto

Wayne was a great customer, a great educator, and most importantly, a great friend. He will be missed.