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Photo by so on January 27, 2025.
Photo by so on January 27, 2025.
Photo by so on January 27, 2025.
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Posted On: January 27th 2025, 02:45 pm
some more visdev studies!! photography recreation this time

Guys if you can’t notice I’m locking in with my art improvement I’ll start posting more sans undertale on my main soon

#myart #visdev #fyp
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mx.quirky 2 years ago

mx.quirky

THESE ARE SO AMAZING!!!! I wish I knew how to draw scenes this way, I have no idea where to start though 🥲

its_jiou 2 years ago

its_jiou

Jumps up and down with glee!!!

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