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My name is Deanna. I'm a freelance illustrator who lives in Baltimore. You can find my official portfolio here. Welcome to my blog!
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This is my collection of my inspirations. If you also like art, music, films, photography, design, typography, illustration, and anything and everything vintage, stay awhile and let's chat!
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Okay, so remember when I told you that I keep a file on my laptop for randomly awesome photos that I stumble upon while cruising google images? Out of all of the photos that I've crammed in there, this is my absolute all-time favorite one. Whenever I need a good laugh, I pull it out.
At first glance it's deceptively sad - all you see are these unfortunate depression-era children. But, click on the enlarged version and take a long look at their faces....particularly the two children furthest to the right of rows 1 and 2. If you are curious at all about what could possibly be strike those children with so much terror, just take a gander at the tall drink of water who's teaching them....it gets me every time. And now I'm passing it on to you so you can enjoy it as much as I do. I only wish I could remember where it came from and find out who these little urchins are that give me so much entertainment.
I used one of your sketches in my class today! The kids were most impressed. You can see what the kids did and your sketch here.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your sketches. It's actually what inspired me to teach that lesson for Earth Day.
Oh wow! I feel so honored. And I love the still life sketches that your students created - you have a very talented class.
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