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Drawing Prompt: Everything a Magic Vessel

6:08 AM, Saturday July 1st 2023

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Every time I pick up a fineliner I can sense his presence.

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6:42 AM, Saturday July 1st 2023

Hahaha!!! Great idea! Great execution!

...let's see if your three wishes will be fulfilled... i guess they will come true for a hard price...

You made one of my favorite promtations!

Keep drawing,

Neuromancer

12:34 PM, Sunday July 2nd 2023

Thank you! I’m so glad to hear that ????

Also congrats on the gold medal,

  • raises pen like glass *

Cheers!

We’ll be drawing :)

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