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Welcome Note From The Creative Director

ali was the quintessential sales man, personal marketer
and cunning strategist. He partied continually and kept
close to the movers and shakers in the creative pop world,
he was everywhere every nigh, and became known before
he was selling his Art. Most though he was a laze-about
party boy, as he was expected to work at nights as most artists do. Actually, all we need is
three hours of sleep per day, which can be taken everywhere and in stages. Dali was wise at
disguise and deception, he assiduously worked to promote his character for the safe of his Art.
Andy Warhol was also another brilliant strategist, who used his Handicap as an Andy-Capture
to attract and detract. With just a dramatic wig and an eccentric silent pose, he could attract
more attention than a Witty Political New Comer, wherever he appeared. He was even PAID
just for appearances at parties, where all he did was to STRIKE A POSE. How brilliant is that?

The point is; the message is often so subliminal that it needs a vehicle and a driver to carry it
forward, that being, the Artist. Hiding the voice and the face, does not make one mysterious, it
makes for ignorance, and, to be ignored, losing important messages to naivety and the
fragile ego.

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