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I have to tell you I really love my neighborhood. A few weeks ago after working on the computer for a few days non-stop, I decided to get away from the screen and go outside to DRAW. I walked around downtown New Rochelle for about a half hour and discovered a really happening fruit market. The music was pumping, there were tons of people, and I knew I found a new place to draw!
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9 comments:
Nice, Dan! Glad to see you're getting away from that computer!
I feel like I'm there with you! Love it. S
I feel like I'm there with you! Love it. S
Thanks Ron!
Thanks Sara!
blurr it up for me.
That's the way, out go and draw and feel the space in this sketch
looove your style! Just visited your blog: excellent works there.
Thanks!! Glad you enjoy it!
-Danielle
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