Wednesday, September 16, 2009
circular inchies
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About Me
- roc
- i am an artist, instructor, rubber stamp designer, and writer. i am intermediate copic certified. I love to journal, doodle, use rubber stamps, collage, do mixed media, use recyclable objects and have a lot of laughs in the process. if you are interested in having me instruct a class near you please contact me via my email.
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roc nicholas rubber stamp design team leader
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Stampotique
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april 2017 - pages 32-39
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rsm - summer 2014 - pages 56-59
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autumn 2013 - pages 126-130
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summer 2013 - pages 112-115
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2012 Holiday Issue 178, pgs. 48-50
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volume 3 2009 - page 97
issue 3, issue 4, issue 5
inchies, how cool, so little, how do you do it. Love them.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see your whole big inchie collection. I bet it is very impressive. Show us all of them someday?
ReplyDeleteHey, great minds . . . that guy face you have in the inchie on the right 2nd up from the bottom, I just had him in my Experiment No. 3 piece and changed my mind at the last minute and put another guy in. But I love that face - he looks so gentle and easy going (even though I got his face from a mug shot and police record - he must have been a kissing bandit or some other harmless happy low crime criminal - he looks too puppy-ish to be bad). These are all gorgeous!