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Welcome to my blog!

Hi my name is Emily May Allison, and I draw

 I have been an Illustration Student at the University of Portsmouth since september 2013, and so far loving the course. On this blog I will be posting some of my work from the projects I have committed myself to during my course, however also I will post general artwork I have produced alongside uni work. 

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