Spotted at the Manulife Centre Dec 31st 2011.
Looked very french.
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4 comments:
i love this!
Love this life drawing. Isn't it fun to draw all the "characters" we come across?
How great! How did you get that scarf in there?
Hi Kate
After seeing it in person I looked up the Paul Smith scarf on line. I then copied and pasted it into a photoshop document then cut it into desired shaped and pasted it onto my illustration.
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