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Clay Mask
'People's faces and body language still fascinate and intrigue me. I will always remain a portrait painter at heart. I used to sketch people in N.Y's Greenich Village, after graduating from Boston University- School of the Arts, and really learned my craft there, while learning to draw quickly. I developed a thicker skin and a in-your-face/can-do attitude'.
RBristol
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