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Weed and Shadow

7 April 20071 min read

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  1. Shula8 April 2007
    Is he a doctor?
  2. Claire8 April 2007
    Hi Shula, no he is an engineer in a 24hr a day manufacturing environment - they have to keep the machines running or they lose money. He works in the paper mill that makes Reflex paper amongst other things. They have an 'on call' roster for their electrical engineers and it was his unlucky luck that got him rostered on this easter.... and they are having problems with something that is causing them all a lot of angst at the moment. He's there today as well.
  3. jude9 April 2007
    the shadow idea is a great design too. just frame the drawing!
  4. Claire9 April 2007
    The shadow is something I have been toying with for a year or so now... never done anything with it though. I definitely want to do more. The drawing I did the other day is not a painting. I worked on it a bit more and it is better than it was, but still not that good.

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