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Drawn, I think, from a photo of Louise Bourgeois.
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- Joseph R Tomlinson: I’m in agreement wioth every comment so far. Excellent, looking forward...
- artyvelarde: whoa this is beautiful!
- Joseph R Tomlinson: Thanks Susan
- Joseph R Tomlinson: Thanks Rob
- RAQUEL: LINDO!
- trebor61: Golf experts will tell you that the trees, towards the right hand side, are magnetic in...
- trebor61: This is one of your best. I love the way the very dark shadows are adding value to the...
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- chensio: thanks luk ! ^^
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- rmcarey: Very nice. Why are you never drawing your feet again? They’re great.
- rmcarey: Always love your trees, Bob. Were you sitting on the course?
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- Rudat: Great! This looks like an illustrated story.
- Rudat: Very nice. The vertical lines add to the “falling” of darkness.
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