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“Stroke followed stroke with the velocity of light. The movement of my hand was interrupted only by the act of changing colors.”

Quote by Carole Katchen

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Carole Katchen, born in 1944, is an accomplished author whose works span various literary genres. Known for her profound character development and rich imagination, her writing has garnered critical acclaim. more

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“There is value in being free and spontaneous but the greatest power comes from seeing and using what results from that freedom.”

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“Technical achievement without vision is only craft.”

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