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September Roses

Thomas Erwin Wells

Editorial: Spines

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Imagine a Florida beach with a luscious palm tree in the background.
Now, imagine a motor home parked beneath the palm tree.
The motor home is seafoam green.
"Gypsy Traveler" is written on the motor home in a "hippy font" (artist's choice of color).
In the forefront stands a woman with a slim figure.
She is holding hands with a tall, lanky man wearing a cowboy hat. This couple is facing the motor home. They are blacked out as if they were cut from black construction paper. Somewhere in the image, I would like the artist to place two red roses.
The placement of those roses is at the artist's discretion.

Disponible desde: 09/10/2024.

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