I’m doing another live workshop with Daisie on 29 April 2022 at 19:00 SAST
The topic of discussion will be, Art as a worthy pursuit.
I’ve received so many emails and direct messages from artists who feel guilty when they are creating art, and they don’t always feel like it’s a worthy pursuit. In this workshop, I’ll talk about why the art you’re creating matters and is important.
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See you there!
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