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Me-finished drawing

dwkeiko

Published: Oct 2, 2011

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finished!!

So I still didn't figure out how to make the background the easy way, had to color it all out. It takes forever. When I have time I'll just have to watch some tutorials on Youtube about SAI.

Hour and a half to do...Pretty quick, I must say. lols XD

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