My Little ArtBook About Kny!!!<3
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  • Reads 328
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  • Parts 9
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Aug 25, 2024
So basically, just a little thing that I have so I can post my art doodles or like whatever I make. I'll be posting all of my new and old artworks that ARE FINISHED because unfinished shit makes me want to vomit.

Also, if you have tips for me or know someone (like a YouTube or sumshit) that can help me with improving my sketch style, that'd be a big help! and I'll appreciate it. I ACCEPT CRITISM WHETHER IT'S GOOD OR BAD CRITISM>:3

LUVY'ALL






Start: August 25, 2024
End: I guess until I quit Wattpad(WHICH IS NEVERRRR)

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No. 83 in doodles
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