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I know, I know!

You know- SOME PEOPLE just don't know when they are being obnoxious.  They just don't realize that its been all about them for way too long!  Me, me, me- blah, blah, blah!  Good thing I'm not one of those people!  I'm fully aware I'm obnoxious!  But I am too excited to use good judgement and blog about something else right now- or someone else... that would be nice, if I wrote about ANYONE besides myself, just once.....
but enough of that crap!  I just want to show you one thing....one thing from five different angles!  Why?  Because I just can't believe how well HER FACE is turning out!  (really- I'm even worried that I'll have a house fire or flood and all of this will be for nothing!)  So enough talking- here's 5 different pics of the same thing.  Tell me you think she's beautiful...I'll send a check in the mail, tomorrow, I promise.





Wait....you don't think she looks like the Virgin Mary do you?  I hear there's been a lot of sightings lately.  Hmm, art prize entry...or...newest way to prank people....oh, yes, I would.  You betcha!

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  1. she is FABULOUS, just FABULOUS!!! The Calla lilies are gorgeous (and my fave flower right there with orchids!). I LOVE her and can't wait to see her downtown!!!!
    xoxo
    cm

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  2. LOVE her....You are right her face is wonderful.

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  3. Thanks, fabulous people! Its one of those "Did I really do this? Can't possibly be!" feelings!

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  4. Very very beautiful...well done you...Yes, you really did do this...fantastic job....

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  5. She really is beautiful.
    Awesome work!

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  6. I love your artwork, specially this one, then i love callas as well! ^^ congrats about being published on the art doll quarterly magazine ! wow! ♥ Ady
    Oh! and thank you so much for your nice comments,i love mermies too.

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  7. Her face is so great, and the hair is just Mother Nature! For some reason, I'm drawn to her mouth. It is so lifelike the way you have it. It's almost like she's about to open it to sing or say something. Her eyes are very wise and her overall face is very introspective and knowing. Love her! But I don't see Mary in her.

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  8. Mel- thank goodness you don't see Mary in her...I was imagining myself making furtive trips with this huge thing in my car and placing her in parking lots and yards but I was stuck on how to get her out without being seen! But the news reports- The virgin Mary seen in Grand Rapids, MI at a local 7-11...news at 6:00!

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