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Clay

Drew Douglass

Drew Douglass

22 Jun 2026
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Solid clay ground, mostly dark with a hint of light, with a random shaped impression in the middle of the clay.

Her paw print, laid in clay.

A concave piercing, always asking...

Never answering.

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