Some doodles for your inconvenience
9:46 PM, Sunday July 17th 2022
Just some more stuff.
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1:09 PM, Tuesday July 26th 2022
kinda disturbing ngl. Howa re your doodles so good.
2:33 PM, Tuesday July 26th 2022
Thanks, my skill only comes from one thing; practice. Exactly what comfy says and any other teacher would tell you.
11:12 AM, Thursday July 28th 2022
yeah, I also noticed you also used brush pens. One of the best pens to use in lineart
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