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Tuesday, February 3, 2009

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OC

I s. drew this on Sunday, her unbirthday and 30th monthsday. C, then O, and then she filled in faces and bodies while the board was upside down.

When I saw it late last night, I was first attracted to the O and the tight radiant circles in its eyes--its hypnotic bliss. But the more I look at the C, the more depth I see in its character, the more waves in its wide, thin hair-do.

UnspecifiedPosted by dmueller at February 3, 2009 8:00 PM to Unspecified

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