Quickie sketches in the moleskine upon my knee today. (And no, Shannon, it doesn't look like you. But you were not up there for very long!)
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- Tara Chang
- From my earliest memories I've been captivated by the illustrations in fairy tales and childrens books and couldn't think of anything else I'd rather do when I was grown up than create my own. When I'm not painting in the studio, I can probably be found working in my gardens to make sure that there are plenty of havens for visiting fairies.
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1 comments:
nice sketches! I don't dare try sketches as someone always seems to notice. They want to see and since my renditions are not very good I'd rather them see some whimsical sketch inspired by the sermon.
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