Episode 50-Robin Frisella

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NH artist Robin Frisella has had a love for the arts since childhood. Her first business began at the age of 8, teaching arts & crafts to neighborhood kids. Throughout her adult life, she continued to dabble in the arts, making reproduction handmade baskets, painting and sculpting porcelain dolls and ceramics. In 2000, she took her first pastel class and was blown away by what she could do with the medium. Her first piece won Best of Show; it was at that moment that she knew she had found her passion. By 2005 Frisella had left her job to pursue her art career full time.

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