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Costume Design – “Gidion’s Knot”

Posted by brittanygrahamdesigns on January 7, 2015December 24, 2019

At NextStop Theatre Company, Herndon, VA | Director: Cristina Alicea | Playwright: Johnna Adams | Produced by: Forum Theatre and NextStop Theatre Co-Production | Photographer: Melissa Blackall Photography

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I just finished a pretty huge project that I’m pretty proud of but I’m choosing today to share my adorable dog and the seasonally appropriate handkerchiefs I just made him. 🐶 ☘️ 🐾

When you do the thing you tell your students not to do, and you take a shortcut that you know you shouldn’t take and have to go back and redo it, thereby undoing the shortness of the cut.

Getting into the habit of drawing every day has been helping me tremendously, both in increasing my skill level and also my anxiety about drawing. I made this one yesterday and I’m pretty pleased with it! @365_drawrings for my jooourney

2021 resolution: 365 drawings or paintings in 365 days. I don’t know what lays at the end of this project but I’m a little (ok a lot) terrified, which I think is a good thing. Join me at @365_drawrings and let’s do some art together.

As one gig winds down, another winds up. Feeling almost hopeful in this New Year season.

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