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Drawing Prompt: Cosmic Confectionary

3:49 AM, Sunday March 26th 2023

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Hey, I'm new to Drawabox! My username here is Triforcey. I'm part-way through lesson 1, but got on the website today to find out this is going on instead! It was nice to be able to use a pencil for this. I've found that the focus on flow in lesson 1 when applied with pencil results in clear dark marks that are still easy to erase. Pretty neat.

I ran out of time to work on this tonight, but I was going for a chocolate Funko Pop. I don't know why, but that felt space-agey to me.

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