EPISODE · May 10, 2020 · 8 MIN
How Vulnerability Can Make Your Art Writing Shine * The Charmed Studio Blog
from The Charmed Studio Podcast for Artists · host Thea Fiore-Bloom PhD Blogger Behind the Charmed Studio
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If you want to have readers be intrigued by your art writing, you need to be yourself on the page. But how? I will give you my favorite technique to get those beautiful, vulnerable ideas of yours out of your brain and on to the page. Episode 3 in The Charmed Studio Blog's Special Writing for Artists Series
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