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Here's my new submission for Illustration Friday! The Theme for this week is Wild. I thought it would be fun to have Little Red Riding Hood actually walking away from the wolf. She has a wild smile on her face, don't you think!http://illustrationfriday.com/

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  1. Jeannie HuntApril 15, 2013 at 5:18 AM

    I tried to find you on Illus. Friday, but the link took me to the site ok, but I couldn't find a search box to enter your name. How do I find you on IF?
    lv, Jeannie

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  2. Leona Hosack-In The WorksApril 15, 2013 at 8:57 AM

    Jeannie,
    You can find my piece by hitting the browse button. If you browse by medium it's mixed media, if you browse by style it's children's art. Then you need to scroll down a ways, but it's there. Sometimes you have to wait to let it reload. Thanks for looking!
    Lee :)

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