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#25 BEGINNING MY CAREER IN A HEART BEAT

Posted on July 3, 2010 by Judy

A had a class assignment to create a magazine cover for a cardiac magazine. If the publisher decided to use it, they would pay $400. My illustration was chosen and I received my first payment for an illustration assignment while I was still in college! Up until that point, my major was still listed as “Undecided.” Upon receiving that job, I decided to become an art major.
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