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Gorgeous interior mural!

8 years ago

How long time did it take to finish the work?

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Leo Augustine Donaghy
8 years ago
Thank you Eva this mural/ panel took 4 days. I had always hoped to be commissioned to paint a Peacock. That is because as a three year old I am capture on cine film being chased by one and it is in full feather!

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leo
Eva Lindqvist thanked Leo Augustine Donaghy
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