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@@Crisinina.å Thank You so nuch, i also really like the third one. There is something about even though its a drawing that feels different from the previous two, i never would consider they could be stickers but that's a really interesting observation! I originally used photoshop to do edits and corrections of my photography for college, after that and experience with the software i did use it for digital art. I was by no means great but it felt good to learn something new, it wasn't until all the ai, terms changes etc where i felt uncomfortable and decided to go back to traditional drawing (pencil, marker and such, anything non-digital). Hope that answers your question 🙂

@@TurnipThyme ohhh, I totally understand what you're talking about, I support the idea! :D

@@Crisinina.å Thanks, instead the money that could of been spent has been invested into sketchbooks, supplies and overall a more efficient way of learning art.

@@Crisinina.å Thank You, i noticed the pen feels much more weighted compared to what i usually use, as well as a smoother tip and significant improvement in being consistent. Only issue i really could have is the plastic "barrel" in which you see the ink, on hot days it becomes hard to keep still withoit it sliding or slipping. Overall, for the price point i was pleasantly surprised. 😁

@@TurnipThyme Oh... that's too bad about the ink, mine is a little different... that doesn't happen to it, you could search online for it as "uni ball deluxe 3 Black 0.5mm micro point" is engraved on the pen, I recommend it, it's quite good. ^○^

@@Crisinina.å Thank You, this is something i do to check in now and again to see if i can draw straight lines and such. Finding melody or music to these kind of videos is fun because feels like a treasure hunt. 😁

@@TurnipThyme What a good idea to do these exercises from time to time. Wow and you have a lot of fun even when it comes to music, that's great! XD

@@Crisinina.å Thanks, as they say "practice makes perfect" so apart from being consistent with drawing, for me the "true" way of knowing is if i can do a decent amount of straight line drawings. As the page is, no turning or twisting to really test my improvement or growth. 😁

@@TurnipThyme You really have admirable tenacity! I believe that is the spirit, and it will take you wherever you want. 😺🖊

@@Crisinina.å Thank You, it took many trial and errors to find something that works for me and doesn't feel like a obligation. Not to mention the objective and goal are simple enough to where it's enjoyable instead of discouraging. 🙂

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@@StillWaitingOnCory Love the energy of this comment, Thank You Cory!

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A first comment, omg! Thank You so much, that's the goal and intention :)