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Peter Mitchell by Josh Spear
This unique work is line on glass layered over a collage by Peter Mitchell. Peter was born in Bracebridge Ontario Canada in 1978, a town famous for its skidoo and Vermouth parties. He was raised by sober parents, and hugely influenced by the stories of Roald Dahl. Peter started drawing late at 18 and went on to complete the Sheridan College illustration program near Toronto in 2002. He now lives and works out of Toronto as a freelance Illustrator for clients like LA times, the Boston Globe, Saturday Night and more.
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