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On this page you see illustrations in dfferent technics from children´s - and picturebooks . Most of this are made in aquarell or colored pencils. To enlarge an image and for more information click on the appropriate image. Now there are some illustrations available as Digital Print. If you want buy one, please send me an   eMail Moore children’s book pictures and information, how I work,
you can see on my page: The Drawingboard.
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