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New Digital Drawing

It has been a long time since I did a digital drawing.  Here is the latest!


This post also linked to http://ninamariesayre.blogspot.com.

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  1. I came to visit via ninamarie's link up and since this is my first visit to your blog I did some reading back of previous blog posts... I love your digital images, but since I am a crocheter and attempting to find ways to make crochet into art I have to very much thank you for the inspiring image of the crown! It has set off a flurry of ideas for me!

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    1. Thank you Susan! So glad the crown has been such an inspiration for you. I hope you'll share the results of the flurry of ideas you're having!

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