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Thursday, June 18, 2015

Julia Child, drawing by Ciana Pullen

Julia Child, by Ciana Pullen. Charcoal, 2011.

I drew this from one of Julia Child's cookbooks while working at the Farmer's Market one day and a man bought it right from my drawing pad as a gift for his wife. I snapped this photo before it disappeared, but it's not quite print quality, so unfortunately this isn't available on Etsy. But I'll do another drawing of Julia to list. With a chicken.

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