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Guess whose work is going to be featured on tomorrow! #nationalgeographic #mousearmor #catarmor #jewellery #sculpture #steampunk Alberta University of the Arts Calgary Arts Development glenbowmuseum Higgins Armory @tobiascapwell #1 Rachel.parikh @tetsuya_noguchi_art

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Фото профиля K. LeCrone 💙
K. LeCrone 💙3 лет назад

This is beyond incredible and SO well deserved! Huge congrats on this milestone!

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AmisagiShop1 год назад

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Фото профиля Bill Doran
Bill Doran3 лет назад

@AlbertaUArts @CalgaryArtsDev @glenbowmuseum @HigginsArmory @rachel That is so exciting! Congrats and well earned.

Фото профиля Sara T e m p e s t
Sara T e m p e s t3 лет назад

@AlbertaUArts @CalgaryArtsDev @glenbowmuseum @HigginsArmory @rachel I knew it! OMGawd excited. Hahahaha Love it. I'll tell Walter. TY @teririch007 @ChristopherZe19 @Victoria59L

Фото профиля panjabijat
panjabijat3 лет назад

@AlbertaUArts @CalgaryArtsDev @glenbowmuseum @HigginsArmory @rachel Well done

Фото профиля Ranger Bal
Ranger Bal3 лет назад

@AlbertaUArts @CalgaryArtsDev @glenbowmuseum @HigginsArmory @rachel Dude! That's Awesome! Congratulations! Exclamation Points!!!

Фото профиля Jeff de Boer
Jeff de Boer1 год назад

Making some silver armour mouse pendants for my jewellery company. 100% made by me and signed. #jeffdeboer #mousearmour #jewellery #gothicjewellery #armourdesign #steampunkstyle #gothicstyle

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