An_The_Man

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    4:43 PM, Tuesday June 2nd 2020

    Yeah, definitely! I'm spending all my money on replacing the Sakura Microns right now though so I'm broke af :p.

    11:20 PM, Tuesday May 26th 2020

    Good to know. I'm surprised at the quality of work you've got out of those crayons. Keep it up!

    11:09 PM, Tuesday May 26th 2020

    Oh sweet! Thanks for the clarification, this isn't going to be as hard as I expected.

    8:03 PM, Tuesday May 26th 2020

    Hi Scyllastew,

    Thanks for your very detailed feedback! I was really concerned about the wobbly lines and knowing how to end them correctly, so your tip is going to be really helpful.

    Just to make sure, for one page in the instruction, that means one side of a piece A4-sized paper right? It wasn't my intent to grind - I think I might have misunderstood the instruction...

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    2:35 AM, Saturday May 23rd 2020

    I love your use of colors, but my favorite is the second last one!

    What kind of sketchbook and materials were you using?

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