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In [[2010]], he saw [[Iris Wildthyme]], [[Panda]], and [[Elspeth May]] in the [[Celestial Omnibus]] after they attended a book launch party on [[Shaftsbury Avenue]]. He drew a sketch of them with [[crayon]]s and felt tip [[marker]]s. This sketch, which he titled "''Relaxing on the number 22''", was later kept in an art exhibition dedicated to Iris' life. When Panda saw the sketch he was appalled that it was kept in the exhibition. He declared that Mann had "no visual talent at all". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Iris at the V&A (short story)|Iris at the V&A]]'') | In [[2010]], he saw [[Iris Wildthyme]], [[Panda]], and [[Elspeth May]] in the [[Celestial Omnibus]] after they attended a book launch party on [[Shaftsbury Avenue]]. He drew a sketch of them with [[crayon]]s and felt tip [[marker]]s. This sketch, which he titled "''Relaxing on the number 22''", was later kept in an art exhibition dedicated to Iris' life. When Panda saw the sketch he was appalled that it was kept in the exhibition. He declared that Mann had "no visual talent at all". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Iris at the V&A (short story)|Iris at the V&A]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 15:14, 27 September 2016
George Mann was a 21st century author.
In 2010, he saw Iris Wildthyme, Panda, and Elspeth May in the Celestial Omnibus after they attended a book launch party on Shaftsbury Avenue. He drew a sketch of them with crayons and felt tip markers. This sketch, which he titled "Relaxing on the number 22", was later kept in an art exhibition dedicated to Iris' life. When Panda saw the sketch he was appalled that it was kept in the exhibition. He declared that Mann had "no visual talent at all". (PROSE: Iris at the V&A)
