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#ScienceUpFirst, Art Alongside: Audience ๐ฃ
Our experiences shape how we look at the world. ๐๐ The same message can sound different to different people. Knowing your audience helps you communicate effectively. What they care about, what they think is relevant, or what they find funny! Our main audience is people in Canada who are interested in science and who can be sources of good information for their networks. We want to be a resource for those โnerd nodesโ in families and friend groups. Does that sound like you? ๐ค
This weekโs art is brought to you by Amber Solberg from Nova Scotia! ๐ผ๏ธ๐งโ๐จ
With an eye for the odd, Amber Solberg is an illustrator, artist, craftsperson & instructor. Hailing from the prairies, she headed east to the ocean and now lives between Alberta and Nova Scotia. Drawing for nature, storytelling, and humour are her jam (although not what she’d want on toast).
You can find her on Instagram and Facebook at @ambersolbergmakery and online at https://www.ambersolberg.com
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Our experiences shape how we look at the world. ๐๐ The same message can sound different to different people. Knowing your audience helps you communicate effectively!
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