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1. Lina Medina
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By: crystal driedger, on 4/3/2009
Blog: Scribbled Business (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  work in progress, carving, true stories, grant macewan, lina medina, faculty design show, true stories show, Add a tag


Lina Medina - the worlds youngest mother (5 years & 8 months old).
I think I'm finished the piece although I'm going to put off varnishing it until I'm quite sure I'm 100% happy with the results.


Inspired by my husband who mentioned that I rough up my plywood painting surface with carving tools, I spent a good chunk of one day carving out and manipulating the "canvas" until it was a bit of a relief project. I loved the results and think I'm going to try doing this technique on some pieces for my future baby's room.

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