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There's a Thicket for That

By Marc Weidenbaum
Colorado Springs Independent | March 7, 2011
Denver-based musician Morgan Packard's addictive iPhone app brings generative art to the masses.
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Tags: iPad, iPhone, App, Morgan Packard, Thicket

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