By Todd R. Michaelis (BA ’90)
Photo by Bradley Slade
Paintbrush in hand, Larry D. Macfarlane channels his passion for art into preserving personal histories.
Larry D. Macfarlane (MS ’92), a communications instructor at BYU, had always thought he would be an art major. By the time he was 5 years old, his parents had recognized his talent for art and supplied him with drawing books and pencils. As a teenager he painted illustrated signs for merchants and spent one summer designing and painting billboards. His senior year in high school he received an art scholarship to BYU.
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