Brian Oxford: Workstation #93

Brain Oxford is back discussing his creative process and Qworkstation a place for creative people co-working in rural Oakland, Maryland. Brian has been spearheading Qworkshops which allows several different creatives to discuss their process and answer questions from the public at large. Brian and I geek out on gear, technology, and social media. You are never to old to learn something new, so jump in and go to a Qworkshop!! For more information check out their WEBSITE and FACEBOOK

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