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Volt In Graphite

  • Writer: Malice Blūm
    Malice Blūm
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

Some faces feel like they’re meant to be drawn.


This is a sketch of my brother’s cousin. I’ve always thought he had very sketchable features—strong structure, clear lines, and an expression that translates well to paper.



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