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Pictures taken by Colin Graham (colin.graham @ calarts.edu) at "Wildwood Park" in Thousand Oaks, California.


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Date	Name	Comment
13 Jul 2004	Topaz Waters <etvermette@hot...com>	Loading... Omg THANK YOU!!! I struggle SO much with poses, this is an incredibly helpful resource! And the photographs are stunning in their own right.
13 Jul 2004	Topaz Waters <etvermette@hot...com>	Loading... Omg THANK YOU!!! I struggle SO much with poses, this is an incredibly helpful reference!
28 Jul 2004	Astrid	Loading... The pictures are beauty full and they helped me a lot! I like picture 27, that pose is great!
2 Sep 2004	Fyre	Loading... These pics are great! I've never really drawn fairies, but that doesn't mean I never will! Even if you don't want to draw the wings, these poses are fantastic resources!
28 Sep 2004	Yuhkaz	Loading... That fairy model is purrdy
15 Dec 2004	Anonymous	Loading... You don't mind if people use these as referance?
9 Jan 2005	Annie mae <t	Loading... Thank you so much!Thank you thank you!lol i have been looking for poses ,so excited! Annie
25 Jan 2005	NoEvidenZ	Loading... Beautiful! And the photo's are well taken too.
18 Feb 2008	Lou ascough	Loading... first time on here and WOW THANKS FOR THESE THEY ARE SUPER POSES will defo find some inspiration from them
22 Jun 2008	Anon.	Loading... you should make a whole section dedicated to art references for a huge boost to your website traffic look at wetcanvas.com they do all tutorials and theirs millions of hits a day
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