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by Linda Goodman
$15.50
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The Center for Disease Control has recommended the use of cloth face masks to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
This face mask is made from 100% polyester and includes two ear loops with adjustable grommets for a comfortable fit.
The printed area of the mask is approximately 7" wide by 5" tall. This mask fits well on adult mens' faces without the grommets but, due to the adjustable grommets, can be worn snuggly by adult women, as well.
Please note - this is NOT a surgical grade mask. It is not intended for any medical or commercial uses, whatsoever. It is a simple, cloth mask designed for everyday use to cover your mouth when out in public. The mask should not be used in any medical or surgical setting.
We make no warranties that the mask prevents infections or the transmission of viruses or diseases.
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I chased this male Monarch Butterfly around the flowers and butterfly bush to wait for the perfect display of his beautiful wings. The males have a... more
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I chased this male Monarch Butterfly around the flowers and butterfly bush to wait for the perfect display of his beautiful wings. The males have a black spot on the middle of their hind wings that the females do not. Females have thicker veins in their wings also. Monarchs are seen across North America and can go as far north as southern Canada. They have a wingspan of 7-10 cm. and are considered a large butterfly. The amazing thing about them is their normal lifespan is 2-6 weeks, but the last generation that hatches in late summer and will migrate to Mexico lives up to 8 months or more in order to make their long trip. They also like milkweed as it protects them because it gives a bad taste to those who try to eat them. Always fun to spot them back in Ohio where they have taken such a long time to return to us. Monarch Majesty.
Linda Goodman -- Realistic artist and photographer from rural Ohio who loves using my paintings and photos to bring joy to others. I have had additional training in painting from North Light Art School; and in photography at Shaw Academy and currently my work is in 40 states and four countries. PAINTINGS: I do commissions of landscapes, animals and pets, homes, and others for individuals and companies that include: United Kennel Club, Buckeye Feed Mills, Ohio Spring Holstein Show, National Beagle Association and more. I currently teach acrylic classes, also. It was my honor to be chosen to be one of six artists licensed by the State of Ohio to paint and have prints made of the Bicentennial Barns-- 13 were featured in my...
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Paolo Signorini
Just beautiful
Linda Goodman replied:
Thanks for your support, Paolo.
Anne Gifford
Congratulations on your Up Close and Personal feature~ gorgeous photograph.
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you so much, Anne.
Angela Davies
Just gorgeous, congrats on your Up Close and Personal Feature in A Woman's Touch!! LF
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Angela. So appreciated.
Jeannie Rhode
Linda, Congratulations on your Feature "UP CLOSE & PERSONAL" in A Woman'S Touch !
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Jeannie.
Cheryll Root
Congratulations on your Up Close & Personal artist in Woman's Touch! It's a beautiful photo.
Linda Goodman replied:
Much appreciated, Cheryll
Deana Markus
Congratulations! This is a beauty!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Deana.
Sherrell Rodgers
Linda, congratulations on your selection as Up Close and Personal Artist in A Woman’s Touch! Beautiful image!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thanks so much, Sherrell.
Sharon W
Congratulations Linda on being Featured Artist of the Week in A Woman's Touch group! Such a gorgeous capture!!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Sharon
Anita Pollak
What a fabulous capture! Congratulations on being Featured Artist of the Week in A Woman's Touch! l/f
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Anita.
Maria Faria Rodrigues
Congratulations, on SPECIAL FEATURE & 'UP CLOSE & PERSONAL', in A Woman's Touch, group!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you so much, Maria.
Tina LeCour
Congrats on your Artist Of The Week feature, beautiful capture!!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Tina.
Cindy Treger
Linda, congrats on your 'UP CLOSE & PERSONAL feature in AWT. f/l
Linda Goodman replied:
Thanks for all your support, Cindy.
Vicky Sweeney
Beautiful image! Congratulations on your Up Close & Personal artist in Woman's Touch!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Vicky.
John Weeks
Awesome image
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, John. Appreciated.
Eddie Eastwood
Beautiful capture! Congrats on being selected as the Up Close & Personal artist in A Woman's Touch!
Linda Goodman replied:
Many thanks, Eddie.
Joy Watson
Great work congratulations
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Joy. So appreciated.
Marilyn DeBlock
Beautiful capture! Congrats on being selected as the Up Close & Personal artist in A Woman's Touch!
Linda Goodman replied:
Thanks so much, Marilyn.
Brooks Garten Hauschild
Congratulations on being selected as this week's 'Up Close & Personal' featured artist in 'A Woman's Touch', Linda! This beautiful image & an edited bio will be in the spotlight for the week beginning 10.2.22. Be sure to share our 'Homepage' link featuring you & your work with family, friends and on Social Media for more exposure, as well as in any group thread that fits. Fvl.
Linda Goodman replied:
What an honor. Thank you, Brooks.
Cindy Treger
Linda, beautiful shot, it was worth the chase.
Linda Goodman replied:
Thanks Cindy.
Gary F Richards
Outstanding butterfly/floral composition, lighting, shading, color and artwork! F/L voted
Linda Goodman replied:
Thank you, Gary.