Especially I'm interested in how Julia's art informs her writing, and vise-versa. Here is "John Nelson" the main character in Julia's novel. In this painting, I see his confusion and wonderment in the midst of a complex world, a rain of violence and the bright touch of hope.
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Whether or not you consider yourself a "real artist", draw or paint a sculpt a character you've been thinking about.
*Every five-year old kid is a real artist, and if you will let that kid inside take over, you'll find the artist as well.
**Use play-doh
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