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5:32 PM, Saturday June 13th 2020
That is a great idea! I think I will try this too.
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3:26 PM, Wednesday June 17th 2020
(Just realised my original reply was formatted weirdly with questions marks)
2:18 AM, Saturday June 20th 2020
Not a problem. Thanks for getting back to me, and thanks again for the idea, I ended up trying it out and did several sketches this week :)
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