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30 Day Drawing Challenge: Day 21 – Draw the old Lady driving (close up). #drawingchallenge

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This entry was posted in Meet My Sketchbook and tagged cards, Christmas, Printmaking, Sketching on May 30, 2016 by Christy Archer.

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