It amazes me how Ute is able to show such emotion in her figures with such a minimal amount of actual detail.
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i agree the emotion is so profound and yet the detail near to nil’ – LOVE!
Wow!
I just saw this post and I feel really really honored!
I’m trying to find the right words … Thank you! This is an amazing compliment and encourages me to go on!
Best regards, Ute
I’m glad you like the post. You do have a wonderful talent.
Mike
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