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Next time you are experimenting with songwriting, here are some tips on how to write from the perspective of inanimate objects.

Ainslee Henderson takes interesting “stuff” (wood, stick, wire, leaves, broken electronics, etc.) and turns it into stop-motion puppetry. Says Henderson on the creative process: …

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