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6 comments:
Looks like you're pushing a few shapes. Good experiments. You might experiment with a Lyndecker study where you mass the hair. You might like it.
Fun variations! I like the bird helmet at the lower right...and that headband lady evokes a whole roller disco world!! (I mean that in the best way....)
Agree with Marty. Love the bird helmet. Thanks for posting Jim!
I forgot to add my blog page link.
I love your inventive headdresses. Is there a story behind these ladies? I would love to hear it.
That too is in the works Rick
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