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- I live, love, teach, parent, garden, draw, write, and play music in Kansas.
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wow, this one is good. Her song is kind of fishy though.
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So powerful, and I see they are small fish. Is she under the water? There is clearly a story here, quite a strange story and you have illustrated it so clearly. I like the face that the colours for the fish range from grey and greenish-yellow though browns to a rosy red in the corner, rather than clouding them in blues and silvers. Somehow the image suggests a feeling of Irishness, and I find it so intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI really like that--the feeling of Irishness--and that there's a story. Thanks!
DeleteWow...I can almost hear the strong powerful opera voice now. Wonderful!!!
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