AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES   Rosalyn   Sally

SALLY PARK RUBIN
Sally trained as a fine artist at Boston University’s School of Fine Arts and San Jose State University, where she graduated with a BA in sculpture. She also studied linguistics and cognitive biology with Logonet, Inc., an educational corporation; she worked under the tutelage of Dr. Fernando Flores and the staff of the Ontological Design Course. Sally has worked as a writer and an artist in various mediums. In the past twenty-five years, she has been a sculptor, monoprint artist, art teacher, animator, and art director and producer of animation in her own boutique 3D animation company. Sally has written screenplays, ghost-wrote Living Aikido (North Atlantic Books), and has polished dialogue for novels, documentaries (Tibet’s Stolen Child—a Garthwait & Griffin film), and an upcoming major motion picture, Ollie the Otter (Critterpix, Inc.). She is currently producing an independent feature film. She is a passionate activist for children’s health issues and is an essay contributor to KQED’s Forum and The Autism Perspective, a quarterly magazine. Sally has taught Aikido at the Aikido Institute, Pacific Boychoir Academy, and to private clients. She holds a second degree black belt and has practiced yoga/meditation for over 35 years. She lives in Oakland, California with her husband and son.