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A bookmark


This week I collaged a bookmark for a friend's future birthday since I plan to give her a book. I felt a lot of creativity wanting to be expressed but felt really blocked from actually doing it which was frustrating. But, the more I draw and make stuff the more I think sort of visually and imagine difference little scenes and artistic things I want to do and that is fun!




 


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