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Friday, June 02, 2006

Toby's Mom was forever proud of his 1984 school picture. Toby smiled that open-mouthed smile and was forever captured by the duo-pic photograph. To this day, Lyfetouch Studios uses this photograph in their catalogs.




Sketches Sketchs
posted by Jim Howard, 1:45 PM

4 Comments:

Good one!

commented by Blogger arvindh,4:23 PM

 


Fantastic! I love the image in the background...looks just like you would see in a photographer's catalog!

commented by Blogger TXArtcGal,9:51 PM

 


wow that is nice i like the two angles

commented by Blogger Randall Lear,11:09 AM

 


wow that is nice i like the two angles

commented by Blogger Randall Lear,11:09 AM

 


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