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Brilliant

It's rare we see anything about war or politics without a filter that tells us the "correct" thing to think and conveniently omits any other viewpoint. Peter Van Agtmael's new book, 2nd Tour Hope I Don't Die , is a stunning exception. His photographs of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan are as nuanced as a novel -- they're heart-breaking, terrifying, sometimes even darkly humorous, and full...

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Sketch 162

Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to this weeks guest designer, Malin Dahlström. Michelle provided this weeks sketch. Here is what Malin had to say : Hi my name is Malin Dahlstrom and I am a 30 year young...

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September Reader Gallery Winner

It never gets any easier, selecting our Gallery Winner each month. there is so much amazing talent amongst our readers. We love receiving your layouts for the gallery, so do please keep sending them in to us. Congratulations to Septembers...

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Sketch 161

Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to this weeks guest designer Zarah. Anna provided this weeks sketch. Here is what Zarah had to say : Hi! I'm Zarah. I'm a 30-year old Swede. Mother of two - both furry...

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Sketch 160

Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to Kathie Link. Anna provided this weeks sketch. Here's what Kathie had to say: Hi, I'm Kathie Link. I live in Adelaide, Australia, with my husband Phil and our four year old son...

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Sketch 159

Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to this weeks guest deisgner, Maisa Mendonca. Maisa also provided this weeks sketch. Here's what Maisa had to say: Hi! My name is Maísa Mendonça a 28 year old, living in São Paulo,...

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Sketch 158

Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to this weeks guest designers, The Next Step. This week we have joined forces with the design team from the challenge blog, The Next Step. May Arts Ribbons have sponsered the Pencil Lines...

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The Winners List

All the individual winners from the birthday blog hop, have been announced on each designers blog, but I have decided to add them all here as well for easy reference. Sasha - http://sassysasha.typepad.com - STEPHANIE SUSWELL AND JO SOWERBY Michelle...

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See UNSEEN

Tomorrow night, my blog buddy Ruben makes his curatorial debut with a group photography show, UNSEEN, at the Randall Scott Gallery in DUMBO. Ruben is one of New York's most enthusiastic advocates for emerging photographers. Go see the show, and you will be too. UNSEEN Artist's Reception October 22nd 6pm-8:30pm Randall Scott Gallery 111 Front Street #204 Brooklyn Located on the corner of Front and Washington...

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Dena Coe

Please welcome our last designer of our 3rd birthday celebrations!, Dena Coe. Dena has revisited the sketch she had as a guest designer with us. Sketch 137 Dena To see more of Dena's layouts, please visit her blog Please leave...

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Sasha Holloway

Our next guest is Sassy Sasha! Sasha has chosen our 100th sketch by Kelli Crowe! Sketch 100 Sasha Check out Sasha's blog for more eye candy! Please leave a link in the comments to your layout or minibook, and you...

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Sketch 157

With all the amazing inspiration we have offered already, you didnt think we would forget a new sketch did you! Please give a big Pencil Lines welcome to this weeks guest designer, Wendy Sue Anderson from Cosmo Cricket. Anna provided...

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Ingvild Bolme

Please welcome Prima flower girl, Ingvild Bolme. Ingvild has provided a new sketch for us to play with. Sketch Ingvild You can see more of Ingvild amazing work on her blog, well worth the visit! Please leave a comment with...

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Kate Hadfield

Please welcome UK's digi queen, Kate Hadfield. Kate has provided a new sketch and a digital template for us. Sketch Kate Download the digital template here Do pop on on over to Kate's blog for more inspiration. Its easy to...

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Carol Stirrat

Please welcome back Carole Stirrat. Carole has delved into the archives for todays challenge. Sketch 112 Carole Do pop on on over to Carole's blog for more inspiration. Its easy to be popped into our weekend draw! Just leave a...

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Correction on the Art Market, but still new records for major art works!

Correction on the Art Market, but still new records for major art works! - artvalue

Sotheby's launched yesterday this Autumn auctions in New York. In today's economic context, after last month's deceiving London sales, a major Pablo Picasso , Harlequin (1919) was withdrawn by its owners for "private reasons", probably afraid to see it go under its estimate of $ 30 million ... Despite this, many historical art works were proposed under the hammer of the US auctioneer, including a 1915