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But what a pain in the ass this one is, she thinks she's beautiful too... well she's hot ok, but that's ok we know !
And I'm tired of the "No, but I'm a cashier until I make my album, then I'll get out of this gulag..."
Then this haughty air, this smugness... Her colleagues can't take it anymore. She never comes to the smoke breaks, she doesn't care about her cash register mistakes, she arrives late, she doesn't even say thank you to Stéphanie when she brings back a cake, but she eats it, yes!
A generation of spoiled children I tell you. Wait until she screws up with her music, and comes back to Auchan crawling and making eyes at Bernard!
And I'm tired of the "No, but I'm a cashier until I make my album, then I'll get out of this gulag..."
Then this haughty air, this smugness... Her colleagues can't take it anymore. She never comes to the smoke breaks, she doesn't care about her cash register mistakes, she arrives late, she doesn't even say thank you to Stéphanie when she brings back a cake, but she eats it, yes!
A generation of spoiled children I tell you. Wait until she screws up with her music, and comes back to Auchan crawling and making eyes at Bernard!
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Style : Naive art
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Subject : Portrait
- - Size : 19 x 19 cm
- - Colors : Blue
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 19 x 19 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
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Alie Loizel
France
France
The young Amélie Bancourt grew up in a family of artists, with a pencil in her hand. Encouraged in her creativity, she expresses her vision of reality through drawing. At the Beaux-Arts, she studied textile design and discovered her love for patterns, repetition of forms and composition. Initially an illustrator and graphic designer, she decided in 2021 to devote herself fully to her vocation and activity as a painter. Today, finally fulfilled in her new studio in Strasbourg, she also transmits her passion for illustration by teaching it at the MJM Graphic Design.
