4x7"
Pencil on paper
$20.00
Sunday, September 30, 2007
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Abbey, Kristen, and Rachel are twenty-something artists trying to find their way through the world. This blog is one of their attempts to organize their thoughts, struggles, and artwork and connect to the world at large.
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4 comments:
I love these two ladies! Is it a mom and her daughter? One looks so full of dreams while the other has a bit of reality in her face. I suppose she's wondering how many of the dreams will come to be.
Very nice. It still amazes me how much women's fashion and hair style changes. Without any other clues the styles these women wear tells you of an era. It was interesting that your Drum Major last week would fit into most any era - I guess that Marching Band styles change less. I thought I saw a spark of envy in the eyes of the woman on the left. Funny thing is I did not see mother daughter - I saw siblings and thought of the poem about the younger child below. The one on the left looked like an older child.
The DAD
PS - I am an older child. I think it is funny how both the older and the younger siblings often feel like they have grievences. I wonder about middle children? Do they have grievences?
I really like this work. I feel like the woman on the right is making a face about something the other one said like the left one just said some thing crazy. I also think the one on the left is the older of the two.
Abbey don't tell rachel but I absolutely love your work.
Julia
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