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Meet Kate Crane!

I first came across Kate Crane's work on Magically Mixed Art on Facebook. This is her latest piece and I fell in love with it - I did ask her permission to post this and I was so grateful when she agreed. I am looking forward to seeing more of her work. I love her style and whimsy!

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  1. i commented on this yesterday! i love her work also. this girl is absolutely darling!! love those little striped leggings! xo

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  2. Ooooh thanks :-) I'm new to the group on FB but I can see that it will introduce me to lots of new artists. Thanks for the shout, Kate

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  3. This painting is so cute, so colorful, so lovely! How cool would it be to have it on the wall and admire it every day!

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  4. Thanks, Kate - Thank you for allowing me to give you a "Shout Out" ... Love your work ... Welcome, It is a wonderful group of women who support each other ... Please take a look at my FB page to see MY PHOTOGRAPHY ... Love sharing with others and love feedback!

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  5. Glad you brought it here! Her first in her art journal turned out AMAZING!!! I can't wait to see what else she has up her sleeve!!! ;)

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  6. Karen ~ I love the whimsical nature of this piece ~ I will continue to post on my blog about her if she lets me :) ... LOVE THIS!

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