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...third one:

Sad news. It's extraordinary how long a tree can live for, when we can barely muster up a century for ourselves. I visit this tree quite often and it amazes me to think it was stood there, doing its own thing, while the Mona Lisa was being painted, while the Great Fire of London was happening.

...second one:

Right. If any of you were thinking, "oh, I might buy one of Steven's pictures soonish"... I mean, it would be handy, put it that way. I'm going to repost four pictures I still have, and if you fancy owning one (or any others), just let me know :) Here's the first:

I hadn't heard of Inge Morath till about two minutes ago. Now a quick search online has revealed YET ANOTHER person creating wonderful images to explore. Art is fucking great isn't it.

Ages ago, I took a few photos of sparrows eating chips and I've been meaning to have a go at drawing one of them 'properly'. So here's its head. I'll come back to this tomorrow.

This is the photo I'm working from, by the way.

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The Major Oak is thought to have stood for more than 1,000 years in the heart of Nottinghamshire's Sherwood Forest.

www.bbc.co.uk

Major Oak: Ancient 'Robin Hood' tree is dead, experts say

New picture:

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I think this wolf is one of my favourite things I've ever drawn. I mean, it's nothing like a wolf. But it is one.

You *might* remember a similar-ish football picture I drew a while back; I've been meaning to re-draw it and bring it into line with my more recent pictures. So, here it is:

Good morning

ItIsStevenRhodes

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Morning all. Photographer Inge Morath London 1954.

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