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About Me
- Tom Roark
- Reopening Can't Learn Less after a long hiatus. My main occupation now is making pictures, and this is where you can see them.
1 comment:
When we were kids, my brother had a book, "The Biggest Bear," by Lynd Ward (1905-1985). Ward drew the illustrations with casein, a milk-based watercolor. My drawing is in charcoal, but it reminded me of the book.
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