Was at the H-depot today and this idea had been rolling around for awhile and today the opportunity showed it's self.
Eric
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- Eric De La Fuente
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- Photographer - Artist - Musician.
THANK YOU ALL
I'd like to thank you for taking the time to see my collection of skulls. I know there is an endless possibility of things to see online nowadays, So I would like to thank YOU for taking an interest in what I'm doing... If you haven't seen SKULL-A-DAY please check it out. After all it IS because of NOAH SCALIN that I am doing this blog in the first place. so...THANK YOU!
Eric
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Nice work. I like the cubist feeling from all of the square cuts.
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