Sound Thinking: Stephanie Adelina
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Sound Thinking is a podcast collaboration between Sunset Art Studios and the Oak Cliff Cultural Center. In this episode Stephanie Adelina shares her process and how being challenged through art classes at Booker T. Washing School for the Visual and Performing Arts prepared her for the being a tattoo artist.
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