ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Lauren sits down with artist and educator Brian Hess to talk about portfolios, AI-generated work, creative identity, and what it takes to turn artistic ability into a career. Brian shares what he looks for in emerging talent, the mistakes that weaken otherwise strong portfolios, and why good work alone is not always enough to get hired.
Find Brian on Instagram: @hesstoons
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United States
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