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Thursday, September 20 2012 / Published in Editor's Notes, Z-Blogs

If I Had Driftwood – Maybe I Could Become Extraordinary (Story on Driftwood Artist Heather Jansch)

By Jan Westmark-Allan “Boys on the Beach” – a driftwood sculpture by Heather Jansch In the October issue of Sidelines Magazine, our wonderful writer from across the pond – UK’s Maria Wynne – wrote a great story on Heather Jansch, the UK artist who creates driftwood sculptures.

Read more at the source: If I Had Driftwood – Maybe I Could Become Extraordinary (Story on Driftwood Artist Heather Jansch)

Article excerpt posted on Sidelinesnews.com from Editor’s Notes.

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