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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF CHARLOTTE IS CREATIVE
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Please don’t ask us how many cups of coffee we’ve already had today …
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CLT Creatives | Photography
By Destiny Yoder, Liz Logan
People get tattoo ink to tell stories. Some of these stories we keep to ourselves. Others we tell whenever someone implores the common “who does your work?” Today, we explore the tattoos of Charlottean, Sir Abstraxxx. Abstraxxx is willing to tell the stories of some, not all, of his tattoos.
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CLT Creatives
By Mai-Lis Bahr, People of Charlotte
Grief is a journey all of us must travel at some point. There’s no one path to take. John Mejia lost his wife on August 30, 2018. The Charlotte community has helped him to heal. He believes community-care is just as important as self-care and his mission extends well beyond himself.
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YOU DON’T SAY …
The Panthers Move to Mobile Ticketing
According to The Charlotte Observer, the Carolina Panthers will move to full mobile ticketing as of this Friday’s home preseason opener against the Buffalo Bills — which means ticketholders will need to use the official team app or a web browser to pull up a bar code that changes every 15 seconds. Some fans have expressed concerns about how much personal information the Panthers will obtain from the new process, not to mention potentially alienating a demographic of fans who aren’t as smartphone-savvy. We may … or may not … have spoken to these stock headshots below about it.
What do you think about these ticketing changes? Growl at us.
WHERE ARE WE IN CLT?
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Last Friday, we featured a self-portrait of Charlotte artist, Dustin Harbin. So, we visit Spider-Man & Doc Ock engaged in an epic battle inside Heroes Aren’t Hard to Find, where Dustin used to work. Charlotte’s friendly neighborhood comic shop was first opened in 1980 by 26-year-old Shelton Drum and founded HeroesCon in 1982, one of the longest-running and most respected comic book conventions in the country. This exploration is powered by OrthoCarolina.
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