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Silhouettes are on my brain. I have no idea why, or what will become of it, but I’m obsessing over the silhouette. I’m going to run with it, this week.
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03.30.08 | 5 Comments
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I really love silohuettes as well. I think they are so beautiful, especially the traditional ones that are cut from black paper. And I think there’s a fine artist whose work is all about the silohuette, I think I saw it a few years back in Vogue magazine - they are really cool and I can’t wait to see what you come up with.
I think I know who you are talking about. He’s amazing. I was trying to remember his name….and I think he has an Etsy shop as well.
Yeah, you’ve got to follow your instincts. Which reminds me…someone reminded ME of that this weekend: Leslie….:)
This is so fab! Amazing shot! Suzy
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