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Placentas, soup and moving forward with art.
Yvonne Todd, what a privilege to have a chat with the talented, interesting and very funny YVONNE TODD.
Here instagram profile is here which has recent updates with her AI imagery and website here.
We spoke about lots of things, the art world, early references and AI.
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