Maituxi: Javiera Carrera

21.3.07

Javiera Carrera

2 comentarios:

BAL dijo...: MAITUUU!!!
La kgooo... simplemente q wena esta foto. Esta demasiado bkna.
Oye, yo te quiero ayudar con eso del libro de graffitis... en verda quiero q salga... y lo quiero firmado x ti! =D! Si veo algun graffiti lindo, le saco una foto y anoto la calle...; 9:37 p.m.
maituxi dijo...: Muchas gracias!! Esta foto fue una suerte..... <3
disculpa no escribir antes, me acabo de dar cuenta que hay comentarios en algunas de mis fotos.... y acerca de un libro de arte callejero, quizás algún día!; 12:48 p.m.

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