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1. Digital Watercolor with the Cintiq
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By: Anne Catharine Blake, on 5/23/2010
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Nestled in the rolling hills of Upstate, NY below a forest of windmills, sits a very special place called, Heritage Farm. 

Last week, my step-daughter, Betsey gave us a tour of the barn and grounds and shared her enthusiasm and knowledge of working on a farm.


Heritage Farm is a working farm designed for the developmentally disabled. It was created in 1985 by a husband and wife  who believed farming and rural life fostered independence and self-worth. A place where people, not their disability came first.

Here are the sketches and drawing inspired by the day on the farm.






Narrowing down one sketch with Betsey and a few of the animals. 
Spending the day watching the goats, chickens and Betsey gave

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