In her poetic animations, Sakshi Jain welcomes mistakes rather than rubbing them out (www.itsnicethat.com)

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While many creatives may spend time rubbing out or digitally removing mistakes from their work, the animator and illustrator Sakshi Jain welcomes them. In fact, she only believes a piece of hers to be complete when “a mistake effectively becomes part of the artwork”.

I think that with a big push towards digital art being realistic, there is more room to appreciate art that is purposefully imperfect.

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