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what brush & program do you use? specifically for the kog fanart

You can find it in the pens section on the procreate library 📔✒️

Thanks for asking :)

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Girl's got a lot on her mind (me, I am girl. Literally, this is self portrait)

#very happy w how this turned out!#used the new procreate brushes on it #thoroughly enjoyed using #uhhh I forgot the name #imma go grab it rlly quick and check #bellerive #beleriv #one of those #yeah #mango catastrophe #my art #artastrophe #self portrait #artsona #oc #lau

Claudette Colbert - The Perfect Star

Claudette Colbert (born Émilie Chauchoin in in Saint-Mandé, France on September 13, 1903) was a French-American actress whose impeccable makeup, trademark bangs, and stunning legs gave her the moniker "The Perfect Star" during her heyday.

At three years old, Colbert emigrated to Manhattan in order for her parents to pursue more employment opportunities. She studied at Washington Irving High, known for its strong arts program and made her stage debut at the historic Provincetown Playhouse. Intending to become a fashion designer, she attended the Art Students League of New York. While studying, she appeared on stage in Broadway, Chicago, Washington D.C., Boston, and Connecticut and the London's West End.

Producer Leland Hayward casted her in her first film role in 1927; the following year, Colbert signed with Paramount, where she made films in both French and English. Her career was boosted when she played the supporting role in Cecil B. DeMille's epic The Sign of the Cross (1932). In 1933, Colbert renegotiated her contract to allow her to appear in films for other studios. This resulted in her most memorable movie, Columbia's It Happened One Night (1934).

In 1936, Colbert resigned with Paramount, making her one of Hollywood's highest-paid actress. Still, she found time to volunteer with the Red Cross and participate in the Hollywood Victory Caravan during WWII. In her later acting years, she also intermittently appeared in Broadway productions.

After retiring from acting in 1987, Colbert divided her time between her Manhattan apartment and her 18th century beachfront home in Speightstown, Barbados, nicknamed Bellerive, where she passed away at 92 years of age after suffering from a series of strokes during the last three years of her life.