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You can now find I Asked For A Unicorn But Life Gave Me A Zebra at the wonderful
Kensington Art Supply store. TESTIMONIALSYou said your book is a children’s book for grown-ups. I have read it to my five year-old grandson and he loved it. He loved all the illustrations and spent ages looking at every single page with delight. Christine Clements
I wanted to have some time to sit down with the book and really delve into all the details before I sent my thoughts. I'm glad I took my time as so many interesting textures, thoughts and design elements were revealed. I will truly treasure it. Thank you. Barb Wade Story and Illustrations by Mary-Leigh Doyle, calligraphy and layout design by Annette Wichmann. You can see our show at the fabulous Framed on Fifth until June 30. Be sure to visit us at the all new location right next door to where you are used to seeing us. 1207 5th Ave N.W. ➡️ 1209 5th Ave N.W. Please check the gallery website for hours. Our book is available to order for a future printing in the very foreseeable future.At my most recent show, my guests, family and friends were invited to make their mark on several portraits in progress. This is the end result of our project. Can't wait to work this way again. Special thanks to the ladies at Framed on Fifth.
At my most recent show, my guests, family and friends were invited to make their mark on several portraits in progress. This is the end result of our project. Can't wait to work this way again. Special thanks to the ladies at Framed on Fifth. Still more room for contributions on this one.
At my most recent show, my guests, family and friends were invited to make their mark on several portraits in progress. This is the end result of our project. Can't wait to work this way again. Special thanks to the ladies at Framed on Fifth.
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