Three-dimensional Moleskine book. Page two.
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- I am a freelance artist and illustrator located in the town of Buzzards Bay on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
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4 comments:
cripes, Susan, it's like you're sharing the inside of your head.
looks like a spectacular place to visit...
i'm going to start sending more people to your blog.
(the guy in Northern Calif with the parental units in Punta Gorda)
Thanks Sligo, your comment made me laugh! The inside of my head is free-range and organic.
Say hello to the Parental Unit in Punta Gorda for me.
Very nice. Do these really pop up when you open the page?
Headsign...yes, the pieces are raised above the page. I need to find the proper angle to photograph these, so the viewer will "get it". So far it's all an experiment.
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