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Artist Mark Thomas Gibson discusses a print with Margaret Miller, director of Graphicstudio at the University of South Florida in Tampa.
At USF, a hidden gem of a print studio
USF’s Graphicstudio has collaborated with some of the country’s most famous artists.
On return visit to Maui, a soothing island escape
The Hotel Wailea is one of the many luxurious resorts on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
The writer grew up in Hawaii, but going back proved therapeutic.
At St. Petersburg’s Signature Place, a view worth about $3 million
The unusually large terrace of this Signature Place condo has sweeping views of the downtown St. Petersburg waterfront.
This condo on the 31st floor looks out over the St. Pete Pier and the Vinoy.
At Tampa’s Sucré Table, pastries and plants rule the day
Sucré Table owner and pastry chef Brenda Villacorta, left, and her mother, Giovanna Castro, pose for a portrait at the shop in Tampa in March.
Owner Brenda Villacorta is known for her Food Network wins and high-end treats.

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