The first thing I noticed was that I started getting more followers on Instagram. People were asking a lot of questions regarding my technique, so I decided to try teaching my technique in workshops. I had considered it before but never followed through - Winning the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize gave me the confidence I needed. I have since sold out my upcoming workshop and am getting invites from New York and London! ~ 2019 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Winner, Annie Murphy-Robinson
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