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The 20-by-4Q space bursts with color, point pots and brushes Littering every surface, while artwork — some complete, some halfbegun — hangs from every wall.
Everywhere there are sijps of the nature that drives Brown-Wing’s creativity — here an orchid nearing frill bloom, there on interesting rock.
Outside the picture windows lies a verdant riverside meadow. And over in the corner stands her miniature horse Firefly chestnut ears atwitch as he earns his keep as a living model for BrownWing's student this rainy day
"He's small enough that we can just bring him inside the studio," Brown-Wing said as she leads the tiny horse — just 30 inches tall — into the jumbled space. “He’ll be fine. Just give him a carrot."
Mini carrots, sized right for the mini horse, keep the gelding occupied os student Amanda Harry assembles paper and pencils to prepare for doss. Firefly peers over the tall drafting table where Harry works, but otherwise
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