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  2. Hi Ankita,
    Thank you for following Little Banyan Tree. My eleven-year-old daughter tried her hand at rangoli for the first time this Diwali. She loved all your posts when I showed them to her. Lots of love!

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  6. Thank you for taking the time to visit http://www.rivenrod.com. Much appreciated.

    I am fascinated by the marvels our tiny planets offers as well as the antics of its inhabitants so you can be sure I’ll catch up with what you’re doing as often as I can.

    I look forward to our next encounter.

    RR

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  7. Love your drawings and style Ankita ^_^ I always used a similar technique, I’m trying to move to wood canvas now, but from time to time I come back to pen & paper; It’s very relaxing and to watch your drawings gives me great pleasure. Just keep the good work, and thanks for subscribing!

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  9. Hello Ankita,
    Thank you for stopping by my blog and following as I do appreciate you doing so. I love creativity so I will certainly check out your blog ~
    God Bless ~

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  16. Thank you for stopping by my blog! I love your art! I’ve always envied artist because they can get instant gratification from viewers as they see the work. But us authors always have to wonder what people’s reaction to our work is and hope it has affected them in some way. Thank you for adding to the color of the world.

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  17. Your site is socreative and beautiful I hope you are looking into placing these onto something that can be worn or bought I would love to see your art further out in the world than on notebook in a lecture, LOL.

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      1. How about t-shirts (tank tops or stylish women’s wear) or dresses. Your patterns are amazing. I would totally wear these patterns and I know many women that would, they are beautiful 🙂

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