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Kelly Thorson
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I adore this picture! It was taken at Noella's Art Camp this fall. :) Just a sampling of the amazing talent there!

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Doug Bernhardt
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Kelly,
That was a good time. Here's the same piece in the shop a few weeks later.
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Kelly Thorson
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It surely was Doug!
I also enjoyed the visit to your shop, even if I was in a bit of a rush to catch my plane.
Contrary to what you thought there was plenty to see and I especially enjoyed your explanations of the paths and processes in your work, as well as seeing your client folders, sketches etc.
I wish I had had a bit more time to ask a few more questions but it all was good! Thanks for having me, and a special thanks for taking some time to work with Suzanne at Noella's.
Post that piece when it's done, eh?
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