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look at these amazing books I'm here in
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LA at the independent art book fair with
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Danielle and Adam hi guys you want to
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sit down or we'll go and talk about
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these awesome art books
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okay
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yeah
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like having a side
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and
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clarify things
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okay so what's your nor Baxter
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our friends
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I studied printmaking sorry
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that's awesome yeah come on don't even
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peacocks
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I don't even hit like I
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I just started this
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so how would you say that this
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practice
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tell me about that dance yeah why I
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think it's just like it's almost like
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having
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small like
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that
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things to me
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so they're kind of like
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and so for you the final thing would be
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like
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it's interesting I almost collection
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artist by trade and I hope this I like
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oh yeah ya think you're like you're like
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archives of your installation
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yeah yeah so uh what would you say is
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like the most useful tool that you found
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and it could be like a physical tool or
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it could be like a carpool
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yeah one it's just about
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like what makes it so I don't have to
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rely
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other people
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so I guess easy
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you
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like a CNN pay
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and I was really excited about
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just like things like that where I can
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be in my own space and actually
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yeah
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so what would you say he has been the
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biggest statement
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not giving right
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there's just like you need to like
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really
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see your project through and I really
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we make a project for a deadline and
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in that
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so all these small things
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I found it like whenever I think that
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like when we hit roadblocks and we saw
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cooperation the collaboration it was
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really easy to build that momentum back
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because the other person usually had the
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answer first we didn't know where we
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were
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yeah it was like like we were trying to
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build a Rolodex out of paper
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yeah and we're like what do we do
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and like I came up with like the folding
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visit but then I was like oh okay we
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came up with the origami but like then
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Danielle worked out a lot of the
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findings actually yeah and then is like
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coming tonight show them yeah this is it
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yeah yeah look at this dope oh it's good
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so there's like that and you pulled it
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up I mean like serrated some pieces you
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can tear off the corners and stuff yeah
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all like folds into each other
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awesome
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I know you as well you have your
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motivation of making this for larger
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installations I write it right up a tree
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and I a lot of works though just get
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dusty and never turn into anything so it
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was really cool to work with Danielle
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and like just like get the product out
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there yeah so I know so you said that
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this is very much about influencing your
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like
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main practice which of course I mean to
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me but would you say that
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yeah definitely I mean I think that was
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like a large part like wanting to start
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us because then it's like immediately
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the product
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that was kind of like and like there's
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just easier ways to tap into getting
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your work
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and I know that like everyone whatever
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they start publishing art books they
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kind of get bit by this a lot of harsh
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realities
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their work and you've been doing this
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for 10 years so you know what son
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some advice that you have
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trying to start out
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yeah I mean I've only been doing this
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for them okay but like I've been making
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but yet this part I mean I think I'm
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still learning that's the thing you know
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so
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I think it's like just about finding
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tricks too
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the production and like that's why I
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tried to like make them all myself but
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that requires time too so it's like a
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balance between
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I actually emailed and called customer
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service at rolodex to try to get some
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free rolodexes to cut the costs and they
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said they'll do their best but they're
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not doing very well financially sitting
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giving
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and then we but then we figured it out
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and this wasn't that expensive hey came
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out it looks amazing yeah that's all so
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so what something that would be like a
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dream project
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well I mean I think that's why I'm doing
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this because like that is
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work with other people
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coming up with the best solution
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so what what book would you really what
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book would you recommend right now
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anyone really catching your eye
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I don't know I mean I always like
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branded horrendous a lot yeah she was a
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bunch of short stories
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and those are it's a really easy
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push my interview next and Jeremy could
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be anyone
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we should interview
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yeah yeah that's true
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but yeah actually she does a lot of
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really interesting
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then what's your social media notice
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I am at clarity addition parity
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additions on Instagram Facebook yep
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pablor sure I'll make one alright thank
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you so much is there anything they you
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feel like you want to tell to our
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audience
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dude it's way easier than thinking it
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honestly is yeah just just like get out
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that piece of paper what do we do we set
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up we set up in the backyard
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we made our snacks we made our lunch
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meat that all this prep I have the
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typewriter on the extension cord my dog
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was running circles my grandpa was out
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there like we just met have to be the
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time it is so fun
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thank you guys so much