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@katiemcgowanart: Literally sparkling like the ocean ✨ I very rarely (this is only the second time ever!) I sell or giveaway artist proof prints (an artist proof is the copy I get to make sure I’m happy with the print) I have one artists proof available at the moment of my Radiance print, gorgeously bespoke framed on my website - have a look in the prints section in the link in my bio ✨ #artist #originalart

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