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Art Goes Here – Episode 2 – Something New
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Today’s episode is about trying something new as a means of helping to prime our creative pumps. If you try something new as a result, we want to hear what it was and if and how it helped you to get better at your main pursuits.
Lucas’s Website – http://www.lucasweismann.com
Art Goes Here is © 2017 Lucas Weismann and may be shared in its entirety for any non-commercial use so long as credit is provided to Lucas, Dexter, and Dolly. For details, please contact us with the form below.
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