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It’s a doodling critters kind of day~
Doing some reference studies for the custom illustrations requested by my Kickstarter followers - always fun to sit down and learn to draw a new critter!
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Dog shaped friends!
Harbor Sealion // for Ivy 🦭🌀
farewell
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