This Saturday is a sketchcrawl day.
I am going to be at the Afisha's picnic (children's playground) around eleven and then will sketch in the city. Is anyone up to sketch together?
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Dear Olga,
ReplyDeleteI regret not bein able to know you and to witness your drawing skills!
I hope the weather is fine...
Regards,
Miguel