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I really like tribal art, it is an artistic venue that is always in vogue. I did the dolphins for the STUCO when at MHS for their t-shirt, the mermaid I did yesterday and seeing them together reminds me of what an artist I studied under for a short time told me. #1 put more graphite on that paper, what are you affraid of? #2 What? you want to be an artist or a Xerox machine?c
Emërtimet: pencil drawings