Artist Tracie Tuck-Davis: Creative Process
The Chickasaw Southeastern Art Show & MarketHistorical artist Tracie Tuck-Davis is most inspired by ancient Native American art, from circular stone plates and gorgets, to ancient pottery and shells. She expounds upon her creative process and the importance of having an ideation period before bringing the work to life.
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