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Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Sketch of a Crowd, by Ciana Pullen

Sketch of a Crowd, by Ciana Pullen. Charcoal, drawn from life, 2012

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Sketch of a Man Crocheting Near Centre Pompidou, Paris, by Ciana Pullen

Sketch of a Man in Paris, by Ciana Pullen, 2014.

I sketched this man as he was crocheting quietly on bench near the Centre Pompidou.

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