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Another and we just want to thank those amazing women at BMG, in the community, & on our staff that keep everything running. We couldn't do it without you! Empower and uplift those around you today & everyday. Who is your favorite female legend?

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Moving forward, together, one day at a time. Happy Illustration by https://t.co/mleYfLGm0U

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2019-03-09

Happy I was like 'what can I do to celebrate today' and then I remembered, I drew most of the ladies last month for my patrons and had yet to post them!

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I saw with my sister. And I just adored it! ❤💙 So fan art it is. It's so exciting to see one of my favorite heroines come to life on screen. Can't wait to see her in action again in

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2019-03-09

Today's Art Inspiration and
Isobel Lilian Gloag 😍

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2019-03-08

Happy

On this occasion, let's celebrate the talent of our Concept Artist with this key art of our female warriors 🖤

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The painter Angelica Kauffman astutely collaborated with engravers. Here a portrait of her engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi in 1780 and in turn her portrait engraving of J. J. Winckelmann of 1764 (see W. Roworth in September 2018 issue of Print Quarterly).

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Happy Celebrate by checking out DEMONS on indiegogo and learn about Agent Chloe Waters, the most bad ass character in the book!

https://t.co/QjTE41dOji

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2019-03-09

It’s so I am channeling my childhood favorite girl who is resilient & kind & fun & always follows her dreams.

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2019-03-08

See Note on the Swiss artist Martha Cunz (1876-1961) in December 2018 issue of Print Quarterly. Here the woodcut 'At the Pond', of 1918, and 'View of the Säntis Mountain', of 1904.

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2019-03-09

"I love the audience, but I fear them too. I think I fear them so much that I need to get up on stage and perform for them to get over it."
-Dina Gordon from performance collective . Artist interview: https://t.co/h5KxnFstya.

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