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Redheads, tall tales and shoeboxes

Posted on May 1st 2008

Durban illustrator and designer Kim Longhurst shares her newest work.

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Kim Longhurst is a mama, designer, illustrator, painter, embroiderer, gardener and a purveyor of all things beautiful (and kitsch). She has participated in more exhibitions than can be listed and was included in Martin Dawber's Big Book of Fashion Illustration as well as the 2006 Lürzer's Archive of 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide. This year saw her join forces with partner Scott Robertson to establish the Curators of Contemporary Craft design studio, as well as her debut solo show - Never Eat Silk Worms - at the Corner Café in Durban.

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