One Day Out 2017: "Passion, projects and pixels" by Rikke Koblauch - TwentyThree

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Friday May 19, 2017

One Day Out 2017: "Passion, projects and pixels" by Rikke Koblauch

A talk about the process of turning passion into projects, the emotional rollercoaster and all the learnings that comes with it.

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