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Aubrey asks, do you think you have to come up with an original idea to have it be considered

art? Or can you do something in the creative field really well without having to reinvent

the wheel? I'm a food photographer and I feel like I can't come up with a different

idea to photograph a cheeseburger, but I can photograph it so that it looks delicious

and it makes my clients happy. Do you have ideas on how to gain inspiration without looking

at Pinterest or other people's art? Well, I mean, if you're a food photographer and

we were just talking about this before, we even started like, we're all food photographers

now. We should send a connecting email to her and Andrew. Andrew Bell, who for a period

of time had a great food podcast called Stemma, but he is, he's actually a good food photographer

and he's a great chef and he's a great photographer. He's also an incredible artist. Yeah, I

really got the triple threat. He really does. Somehow he's able to balance those things.

He's one of the most talented musicians today for sure and creates these beautiful bodies

of work that stand alone and then also in his free Tommy photographs his own meals.

Because it has to be original to be considered art, that's the question. What about like,

think of war halls work. They're like the Campbell's Soup series, which in and of itself,

it's a simple painting rendering of a soup can with different colors, but it pulls various

emotions from the viewer. It's simultaneously original and not original. I think we had Andrew

sholts on the show as a comedian and one of the things that he said that really stood out to me,

he said, the thing is we're not comfortable with it is and it isn't. Is it original? Yes, is it

not original? Yes, I think both of those things can be true. The world is not binary. The world

is not black and white. I think if she is finding enjoyment, if she is finding some inspiration in it,

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