What does the word "praint" mean? Well what do YOU think it means? Do you think an artist should be allowed to say or express or draw or paint whatever their little heart desires? What if the thing they make is offensive, or if it challenges what you (yes, YOU)believe? Should they be forced to do what everyone else is doing? Define success. Can art be used as a starting point? A conversation? A dialogue? A prayer? Is it possible, then, to pray and paint at the same time?
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- Courtney Brooke Vaughan
- 2010 Animation Graduate from Savannah College of Art and Design. For Commissions, Comments and Questions, email cbv.anim@gmail.com
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