Whoda thunk it??



I actually created this.. never ever ever would have thought I could do something that actually looked like what it was supposed to.

I am loving this drawing class... it's amazing to be so creative!

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Erin said…
Thanks for stopping by my painting blog! It's nice to have visitors and some good conversation about art! Your blog looks great. It sounds like you are taking a drawing class...good luck with that!
March 20, 2009 at 7:29 AM
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