Drawings!
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Ongoing, First published Apr 26, 2015
Alright, so starting today, Apr. 26th, I have finally drawn something that is remotely good and doesn't relate to snails! :)

I want to share some drawings with you and I'll try to update often. I do take requests, but if it's not amazingly perfect and is bad, I'm super sorry! Anyways, I'll talk to you all later! Bye!

P.S: I drew the cover in about five minutes, so I'll make a better one later. I just wanted something other than my profile picture in the background! ^_^
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