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Casey Klahn
February 6th.
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4 comments:
Beautiful color combinations. I really like it.
Thank you, Karin.
Casey you make me want to unpack those pastels that I haven't touched since the class I took. Maybe those still lifes just didn't do it for me--but the woods, fields, landscapes, yes. Beautiful work. Inspiring.
To me this says "Casey Klahn". Another wonderful work by the master.
You are and always will be an inspiration to me and at the top of my favorite artists list. It's funny, because I "discovered" you back in 2007, the year I started to follow artist blogs. To me your work just captured my soul and it has held it ever since:)
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