How To – And Why You Should – Make Mistakes on Purpose

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Commercial artist Laurie Rosenwald will conduct a panel during the Art Directors Club Awards in Miami Beach April 2-4. Laurie, whose workshop has been taught to writers, filmmakers, musicians, market researchers, salespeople, real estate agents, investment bankers and many others aims to highlight the benefits of making mistakes.

Interested in Laurie’s panel or attending The Art Directors Club Awards? Then check out the details here and register.

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