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Side-Eyed
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Steal from the Best
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Drawing with Expression, Not Expectation
If you sketch often and don’t feel too precious about the outcome, you can allow yourself to stop at whatever moment you like the drawing best, no matter the level of completion. BY AGNES GROCHULSKA [...]
