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I Remember You

Sketchbook Project 2012

I am busy working on my entry for this year's Sketchbook Project
My chosen title is I Remember You. 
 
I won't give away what happens in my sketch book yet, because it has turned into a little story, but you can have a sneak look at my work in progress...More to follow soon.





Plus! Below is a little drawing that is possibly my favourite sketch that I have done recently! My daughter is in love with our friend's Miniature Schnauzer called Shadow!



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BestImitation said…
I didn't know you had your own blog as well! How have I missed that? What an exciting discovery! Love the illustrations, and looking forward to having another taste of home to read.

Matt xx
20 January 2012 at 02:30
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