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EP 4 Tracey Fletcher King Artist, Illustrator Printmaker and Teacher

Kick in the Creatives Podcast

Today’s guest is Tracey Fletcher King, an artist, illustrator, printmaker and teacher from Queensland, Australia. This is an inspiring interview about following your passion, doing what you love and making time for your art, no matter what the obstacles.

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EP 4 Tracey Fletcher King Artist, Illustrator Printmaker and Teacher

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