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6:03 AM, Tuesday March 28th 2023
You've critiqued my work before and I saw your post on the Gallery channel on the discord. Just wanted to say I love your plant sax! Looks really great! :)
3:46 PM, Saturday April 8th 2023
Thank you for the kind words! Unfortunately it's been a busy week and I haven't been able to do the rest of the Promptathon, but I'm very glad you liked my submission :) I also took a peek at your submissions and I really like them, the "ratonaut" is especially cute!
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