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Another Friday and the week has flown by, as usual!  I spent another happy day in the Museum of Scotland yesterday and returned to the lobby to do the drawing that I spent last week preparing for.
I am quite happy with the way it has turned out.  Next week, back in the school studio, I will try and reproduce it on a bigger scale.  I am not finished with the lobby yet!  

This morning Tilly and I had a peaceful walk round the block.  The sky was high, the geese were overhead and the air was fresh.  It has set me up for the day.

Have a good weekend.

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