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This is paragraph size three (the smallest). I remember your art print idea and I’m very intrigued by it, I feel like it could be a good way to get my practice back to “artist” as opposed to purely “designer”, I also like the idea of the original maybe being formed after the design through embellishment, embroidery etc…some logistics to work out as you say, but I think there’s something there and it opens up a different avenue for conversations and (buzzword) storytelling!
This is paragraph size two, one size smaller than the largest size. I remember your art print idea and I’m very intrigued by it, I feel like it could be a good way to get my practice back to “artist” as opposed to purely “designer”, I also like the idea of the original maybe being formed after the design through embellishment, embroidery etc…some logistics to work out as you say, but I think there’s something there and it opens up a different avenue for conversations and (buzzword) storytelling!
This is the largest paragraph size. I remember your art print idea and I’m very intrigued by it, I feel like it could be a good way to get my practice back to “artist” as opposed to purely “designer”, I also like the idea of the original maybe being formed after the design through embellishment, embroidery etc…some logistics to work out as you say, but I think there’s something there and it opens up a different avenue for conversations and (buzzword) storytelling!
This is paragraph size three (the smallest). I remember your art print idea and I’m very intrigued by it, I feel like it could be a good way to get my practice back to “artist” as opposed to purely “designer”, I also like the idea of the original maybe being formed after the design through embellishment, embroidery etc…some logistics to work out as you say, but I think there’s something there and it opens up a different avenue for conversations and (buzzword) storytelling!

