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Hey Natasha,

Every once in a while I come across some kid that has talent. My first reaction to this is jealousy, usually closely followed by some form of admiration. When I first saw the work you do, I was fairly certain I was dealing with a college grad. Since I was pointed in your direction from a fellow STAND member it seemed to fit pretty well.

Once I found out you were actually in HS, I was pretty shocked. I mean most kids in highschool can barely tie their shoes correctly, let alone put professional level work together. The first thing that popped into my mind was “Man, I have got to help this girl get her stuff out there.” Though to be honest judging from the level of skill in what you were doing, you really would not need my help to get noticed, it was only a matter of time.

In any case I have followed along with the work you have been doing (along with the drawings and other non-photography based stuff) and am comforted to know you are on a path to make a pretty good impact on the art world. I am lucky enough to have had you like the little logo I did for you, and in all honesty that logo ranks among my favorites out of the hundreds that I have done over the years.

I know you will go on to do good stuff, and I will be keeping an eye on your website for updates on your career. It has been a pleasure seeing the development of your talents, I wish you the best in making a living at it.

Having you on my Facebook friends list has by and large been a selfish thing. I just like looking at artsy stuff, so it has been more or less one sided. I should have prolly stopped sooner as I now have your website for that. In any case, as I said, I know you will do well going forward, so I won’t (and I assume you won’t either) lose any sleep over it.

Today was a great day, but tomorrow our FBfriendship will end,

Curt