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> > A craftman produces based on skill, process, training,
> > and must be able to replicate the same level of skill
> > every time.
> If artists recreated the same inspired piece over and over again, I
> guess they'd become craftsmen. But when did they stop being
How did you make that leap, from being able to replicate the same
level of skill, to producing the same piece over and over?
John Posada
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"They say everyone needs goals. Mine is to live forever.
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