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Senior Show Reflection

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Having a senior show is a very hard experience, but it is incredibly rewarding. I feel like my show was a huge success and I only had a few minor hiccups along the way. One of the hiccups would be that I bought some frames to early. I had an idea of how I would hang and display my work early on so I went ahead and bought some frames early. However, when I discussed my idea with a member of my committee they did not like it and gave me a much better idea of how to hang my work. So I got mad because I was worried that I wasted money on frames that were not going to be use. However, I was able to use some of them for my show while the rest of them are going to be used by me in the future or sold to someone else. Another hiccup would be that

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