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02 April 2009
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I truly think this may be the most brilliant sculpture I've seen yet, and that's saying something with your work!
After seeing your drawings of Baba Yaga at the 2007 Faeriecon, I'm also impressed by how you translated your imagining of her to 3-dimensions.
Posted by: Grace | 03 April 2009 at 09:43 PM
Yes, I agree, truly brilliant. I saw your sketchbook at the 07 FaerieCon as well and now when I think of Baba Yaga, your drawing is what I see.
Can't wait to see her dressed.
And the bones! I so love all the bones.
Posted by: linda | 06 April 2009 at 03:45 PM