No, I was NOT ‘just watching TV!’ Heehee!
The Importance of Being Earnest, 1952. Tagline from imdb: ” They don’t come any wilder than Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy of manners, morals and morality!”
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How gorgeous! I love them. I really like the ‘quality’ of your line. I would love to know if you use custom brushes? (Is this in Photoshop?)
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It’s still just the note-taking app on my samsung tablet – came with it, called SNote. I bought a Wacom – but I am afraid to try it – HA!
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These are great! Wow, Julie…
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Thank you! Easy to get going when you love the movie and need an excuse to watch it again (2 days in a row!).
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Really great Julie!
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Thanks, Stacy!
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Wow, Julie. They sure show the manners and morals of that era.
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I also got to see my son’s HS theater group put this on 2 weeks ago – such a treat! And a bargain!
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Wonderfully awesome!
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As always, your ability to create personality and emotion inspires me.
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Thank you, Bernadette!
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Great! I love the expressions on their faces! 🙂
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