ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What's the difference between making stuff that impresses people and making stuff that's actually good? Janelle Hardy is a visual artist who sought find out by placing herself in situations that meant she had to stop skipping steps. We hear how that process introduced her to a new way of looking at her art, and a the joy of mastering the basics.
Plus a huge announcement from Stevo!
Music by Mystery Mammal
English
United States
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