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Posing the Impossible

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Posing the Impossible

I used my philosophy degree to write an inspirational article on overcoming the impossible. It interweaves a discussion on youth sports photography (after spending a day photographing a football team) with the pursuit of art education and how it impacts kids.

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How to get FREE Art Supplies

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How to get FREE Art Supplies

Community organizations, grants, and corporate sponsorships are all great avenues when we find ourselves trying to cut corners and reduce costs on the art supplies that we need most.

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Most Shared Video of the Year: PRICELESS

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Most Shared Video of the Year: PRICELESS

Kid Rock and Trump were both viral video stars of 2017. What made their videos explode? Here are some tips on increasing the virality of your own marketing. Learn to plant “Good Seeds” ensuring a bountiful harvest.

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Go Big or Go Home

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Go Big or Go Home

Go big or go home is a slogan that dares one to accomplish their dreams. Andy Warhol and Salvador Dali are two fine artists who were experts at publicity stunts and will be studied in marketing classes. Publicity stunts can be a cost effective method of gaining recognition especially when traditional marketing costs may be preventative.

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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

If you are a left-handed artist you might be more unique than you think! Sure, lefties make up about 12 percent of Americans, however a French study reported in Revue Neurologique in 1995 studied 500 artists and determined only 2.8 – 4.7% were left-handed, an even lower percentage than the general population.

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