Table top of hanging peppers.
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2009Nov 13tags: graphite | ink drawing | peppers
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Nuria 12:30 pm on November 13, 2009 | #
Me gusta mucho. Me hace gracia que pongas los pimientos a secar al calor del flexo.
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I like it. I’m amused that you put the peppers to dry in the heat of the lamp.
Nikira 7:48 pm on November 13, 2009 | #
I like your interior. We have similar lamps .
Andrew Spanoudakis 7:36 am on November 14, 2009 | #
Thank you Nikira… we have tried to restore our house to what we think it looked like 90 years ago.
The peppers dry in natural air..not forced from the lamp. Though you are probably right Nuria… the heat quickens the process. Actually the ornate lamp is my light source when I draw.