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- kate farrall
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- Process, chance, color, motion and low tech modes rule the day. On this site you will find items that relate to my art making practice along with other fun odds and ends. Lots of the garden and a bit of a virtual studio. Enjoy the sights. I love pinterest! You can follow me there. Also, I am the founder of www.MakeYourMarkCreative.com, a marketing and communications firm dedicated to helping creatives and small business owners communicate. © 2004 - 2012
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All photography on this site is my own, unless otherwise noted. You have my permission to blog my photographs as long as you do not alter them and link back to this site. Please let me know if you plan to do this. I'd love to know about the link!
My work is available for purchase and licensing. However, under absolutely no circumstances are commercial uses of my work authorized without my written authorization and permission. Please contact me to discuss purchase of the work or licensing opportunities.
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2 comments:
Paw prints for your cats? Tell me more.
Didn't everyone mash up berries, and make paw prints of their cats? ;)
We loved our cats and they were our partners in crime as we roamed the neighborhood. So they had no problem letting us put their paws in strange maroon goo to make neat little footprints on paper. We spent a lot of time devising crazy things like this outside until the street lights came on, our daily signal that we needed to head home.
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