Digi-art-dump!

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Heyo peeps! Today, I'm back with digital art! A few of these I'm very proud of, a few of these are rubbish, and a few of these are just average. I have tried developing sketches lately, and it's been fun.

Alright! Let's start! 

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Violet Baudelaire, from A Series of Unfortunate Events. She is tying up her hair with a ribbon. This is a developed sketch, and tbh I like it uwu.


Introducing Audrey. I love the shading on this one.



Just a quick digital sketch. This is really nice, it's one of my best work.


A very blurry pixel girl.



The same girl, but with brown hair and a lighter background.


This is pretty bad tbh. Probably because I did a fullbody.

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So, did you like my new art style? UwU I hope you did, because more stuff's coming soon! <33

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