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Audrey Kawasaki by Carol T Chung

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I was thrown this link the other night. And as I went through it, I was just astounded by how sensual and startling Audrey Kawasaki's work is. It's kinda hot and freaky so I thought I'd just share. I'm sure you're thinking "Oh great, lucky me..." But seriously, take a look for yourself. I find the looks the girls stare back at me slightly mesmerizing. Her paintings and ink illustrations are stunning. There's also a doodle page where you can see how her style has matured over the years. A former student of Pratt, she lives in L.A. now and has shown some of her work at White Walls in San Francisco.

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