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Pencil Drawing

Watermelon Boy. Pencil. 2017

For this piece, I decided to draw my cat, Jasper, in pencil. In 7th grade I decided to draw him laying down on the carpet. I told myself I needed to work on my drawing skills and needed to redeem myself from the previous year. I learned very many technical skills while making this piece. By making this piece, Watermelon Boy, I feel in love with drawing on a large scale. 

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