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can you tell me the name of this artist? I LOVE their work.

Barb Dixon Jobin

2 years ago

Beautiful artwork...adorns every room it’s in.

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Run for the Hills
2 years ago
It's the amazing JULIANA LOVEDAY ARTIST - check out her latest work which is brilliant.
Barb Dixon Jobin
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2 years ago
Thanks so much! Your design work is beautiful, too.
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