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A Hint & A Question

My artistic fears of the past 2 months are starting to give way to artistic excitement. Which is good, because this week is the artistic launch.

What's that? you ask... Details coming by the end of this week! But until then, a hint and a question.

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Question: Which of my photos (on flickr or seen elsewhere) would you be most likely to purchase?
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  1. Sarah8:11 AM

    Without looking through all of them, "Just Another Villa" was the first to catch my eye this morning.

    I'm excited to learn more about your new project :)

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  2. MLW11:06 AM

    Just remembered - the snail coming over the window sill. A favourite of mine. A current favourite is Emma peeking over the picnic table. What would the two of those look like together? Glad to hear your artistic endeavour is taking shape.

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  3. MLW11:07 AM

    Just remembered - the snail coming over the window sill. A favourite of mine. A current favourite is Emma peeking over the picnic table. What would the two of these look like together? Glad to hear your artistic endeavour is taking shape.

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  4. afro-chick5:32 PM

    If i were a rich girl la, la la la la la la, i'd buy "permanency frightens me."

    i've eyed that for years. YEARS!

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  5. Sally9:52 PM

    60's S & P, cherry branches, I needed that and Cathedral detail in Paris. Sorry, I couldn't pick just one.......

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  6. Jackie2:21 AM

    !!!!!!!!!!! is all I have to say.

    Your biggest art fan,
    Jackie

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  7. Beth10:13 AM

    Sarah - it's on for the next round!

    MLW - not sure strangers would buy family photos, but maybe I can do a custom set for you :)

    afrochick - you don't have to be rich! prices will be affordable. also, your boyfriend is rich. also, it's about to get made.

    sally - cathedral detail is MADE and the other two are on my list for creating this week...

    jackie - that is not a photo title i know... JOKES. :D

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