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Today's episode of Enthusigasm explores art and drawing with April, Beth, Helen, and Tessa. Tune in this week for discussions about creativity, the dangers of perfectionism, and developing your own style.Content warnings:Discussions of:-Bad teachers-Work / life balance

Mentions of:-Depression-Body Image

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Directed and hosted by Helen Gould

Featuring Helen Gould, April Sumner, Tessa Vroom, and Beth

Edited by Lowri Ann Davies & Cathy Rinella

Produced by Lowri Ann Davies

Executive Producer: Alexander J. Newall and April Sumner

Music by Sam Jones

Art by Anika Khan

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JJ Hunter

Circling back to say how much I enjoyed this last week! I may do a relisten today since we didn't get a new Enthusigasm episode this week - it's been such a treat to have regular episodes again, I love having something substantial on the Friday slot to reward getting through the work week, or encourage me to get up and get some coffee to start my Saturady with delight.

JJ Hunter

It's also making me remember the video released a while back where April was narrating over drawing the cover art for one of the RQ streams on twitch and the later vod - I'm perennially fascinated by folks narrating how they do what they're doing, would love more vids like that if April or any of the other participants on this episode were up for making them!

Mother of Ferrets

This reminds me of a quote that I can't fully remember, but the upshot of it was that the point of doing art (or anything creative/hobbyish) is not to be perfect, but to enjoy the doing of it. As a failing perfectionist this really opened my eyes & has let me enjoy creating stuff a lot more