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An Illustrator's journal where experiences are logged in as pictures with a word or two added from time to time.

By: Ginger Nielson, on 12/4/2011
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These are the WINTER PEOPLE

You have permission to download and print them. Then cut apart to make your very own Holiday/Winter Mural. You can paste or glue them onto larger paper or use a brown paper bag that you cut apart into one long sheet if you don't have a huge sheet of paper. These even look good marching arcross an old newspaper; Recyling is good *:)

To Download click on the image to see a larger version then right click on the larger one and download. OR click on the image and once the larger one opens in Blogger, just drag it to your desktop to save and print.