3:40 PM, Thursday November 28th 2024
Thanks it helped a lots
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Crosby
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crosby's Sketchbook
2:28 PM, Friday September 6th 2024
Thanks your explanation was very helpful the reason I wanted draw mech was because I was so much of a fan of titanfall 2 i hope I can draw mech like those someday haha
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