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Apr-21-2008 By Roberta
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I was just passing through and stumbled on your blog, via the phoenix unschoolers yahoo group. I thought you might be interested in a particular artist and her ventures. check out this link… http://www.projectinsect.com/home.htm to see some great insect painting and art! I saw them in person in Tuscon and was awe struck by Jessa Huebing-Reitinger’s large paintings.
Enjoy! (I don’t know why this font is yellow right now but I hope you canr ead it!)
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