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    Sarah’s Scribbles Has A Mural In Mexico City

    Alexandrea Orozco-LauBy Alexandrea Orozco-LauJanuary 30, 20201 Min Read
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    If you have been around the internet you know who I am talking about when I mention Sarah’s Scribbles. This person:

    Yeah that one, who is also has a line of books as well. 

    Sarah has been quiet for some time, but she was able to express her talent just recently in Mexico when she was able to paint a mural. She announced on twitter as well as facebook.

    I painted a mural in Mexico City! The mural is designed with a lot of poses in the hopes that people will try to pose alongside the character. I would love to see your photos next to the mural!

    Thank you to @pictoline who brought me over and helped me paint! <3 pic.twitter.com/vr5Tb5JAx7

    — Sarah Andersen (@SarahCAndersen) January 29, 2020

    And everyone is already positng pictures next to her artwork. 

    Loving it since day one ? pic.twitter.com/7K9tWn0FEI

    — Dulce Luna (@dulceeluna) January 29, 2020

    It's so pretty! pic.twitter.com/qh2ey3HpDE

    — Kappalfredo Merino (@AlfredoPamina) January 29, 2020
    https://twitter.com/LaNat__08/status/1222577820460900353

    pic.twitter.com/2FSJPoO5Jb

    — BereVieyra (@berevieyraa) January 29, 2020

    Honestly I am just loving the mural and it I can honestly pinpoint all of the comics that each one is from. I really hope that she is asked to do one in California because that would be so awesome. Thanks Sarah keep up the great work!

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