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Quiet Lunch Magazine.

(Digit)al Drawing.

The Quiet Lunch.
June 8, 2012
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Judith Ann Braun gives whole new meaning to finger painting. Using charcoal dust, Braun sketches out elaborately intricate murals without the assistance of anything more than her 10 digits.

Photo Courtesy of Demilked.

Photo Courtesy of Demilked.

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