Mail me some art: Dori's duct tape journal

10/29/2012

Dori's duct tape journal

Look at Dori's journal with that wonderful closure:

The painted pages inside are heavenly, and many of the edges have cool cut-outs.

take a closer look:

Fantastic work!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: She always does beautiful things. xox; 10/29/2012
GinaVisione said...: These are all amazing Karen! How many did you get???; 11/02/2012

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