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Pineoak Productions Sight Seer Signed and numbered limited edition 200 Unmatted --- 8.5"x11" - $35 Double Matted -- 12"x16" - $50 Your average writer might have been content to lump their short stories together and publish them, but not C.J. She wanted some way to take several different tales and tie them all together, so she imagined a traveler on a space ship passing time with those around her and telling a tale or two to illustrate one point or other that she was trying to make. So, she wrote a story about a storyteller, and who better to play the part than C.J. herself? I was highly amused. I not only got to do another cover for my sister, but I got to do her portrait as well. Great fun.
$35.00

Sight Seer

$35.00
Sight Seer

Sight Seer

$35.00
Signed and numbered limited edition 200

Unmatted --- 8.5"x11" - $35
Double Matted -- 12"x16" - $50

Your average writer might have been content to lump their short stories together and publish them, but not C.J. She wanted some way to take several different tales and tie them all together, so she imagined a traveler on a space ship passing time with those around her and telling a tale or two to illustrate one point or other that she was trying to make. So, she wrote a story about a storyteller, and who better to play the part than C.J. herself? I was highly amused. I not only got to do another cover for my sister, but I got to do her portrait as well. Great fun.
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