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Learn what it is, how to avoid infringing someone else’s creative rights and being a poor imitation.

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Learn what it is, how to avoid infringing someone else’s creative rights and being a poor imitation.

“You start with a drawing and think about how you can build on things."

“You start with a drawing and think about how you can build on things."

Retired secondary school art teacher from Singapore, Gwee Poh Hee, has travelled to New Zealand to study creativity & art at The Learning Connexion.

Retired secondary school art teacher from Singapore, Gwee Poh Hee, has travelled to New Zealand to study creativity & art at The Learning Connexion.

We ask Janet Mace – published children’s book illustrator and TLC graduate.

We ask Janet Mace – published children’s book illustrator and TLC graduate.

Photography tutor Marc Hill films and photographs helicopters in action

Photography tutor Marc Hill films and photographs helicopters in action

"Studying from home means I can fit study around my full-time job in Hamilton and our lifestyle block, which is full of calves, sheep, chickens and ducks..." We talk to part-time distance learning honours student Ailene Cuthbertson.

"Studying from home means I can fit study around my full-time job in Hamilton and our lifestyle block, which is full of calves, sheep, chickens and ducks..." We talk to part-time distance learning honours student Ailene Cuthbertson.

Often the workplace is seen as a tedious place where creativity appears to be an add-on to the daily grind...

Often the workplace is seen as a tedious place where creativity appears to be an add-on to the daily grind...

TLC’s first Artists Talk podcast of 2016 features Irena May Kennedy, a sculpture artist.

TLC’s first Artists Talk podcast of 2016 features Irena May Kennedy, a sculpture artist.

“It is an odd thing to say that I am an artist. My body is trying to attach itself to that label at the moment.” This is a comfort level and an honest reflection many students studying at TLC can relate to.

“It is an odd thing to say that I am an artist. My body is trying to attach itself to that label at the moment.” This is a comfort level and an honest reflection many students studying at TLC can relate to.