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Austin Kleon Advises Artists to 'Show Your Work!'

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Perhaps no challenge intimidates artists more than promoting their work. Austin Kleon, whose first book urged creative-types to “Steal Like an Artist,” is back with advice on how artists can get noticed. Kleon says his tips, which range from “teach what you know” to “learn to take a punch,” are palpable to even those who hate self-promotion. If you are an artist — tell us — what has worked and what hasn’t as far as getting your work noticed?

Austin Kleon's 10 Tips for Sharing Your Creativity and Getting Noticed

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Austin Kleon, author of "Show Your Work: 10 Ways to Share Your Creativity and Get Discovered"

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