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Day 350
"Rage"
Finished sketching over one of my old Sanctus illustration.
Characters: Vlad, Dark Margo/Margo and their complicated relationship xD
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it would be cool if you also painted in a gentle and sweet Vlad face looking at normal Margo.
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I have a few illustrations sketched where he is gentle lol
As for this particular picture, it would be wrong, cause he hates her, and he isn't bipolar unlike MargoΒ
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Wow u got to day 350? I got to day 12 and died. This is super awesome too. That takes a ton of skill.
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Thanks!
You can just pick it up from day 12 
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Yeah.... Nope. Never finishing that hell. But it has given me an admiration for people who can.
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If I can do it, then you can do it too, I'm sure. There are days that are hell, and there also are days when I really enjoy what I am drawing.Β
But you gotta commit to it, that is true, and if you have no wish to do so, then probably it's just not the right time.Β
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True true. Hmm. Maybe I should try it for a month instead? Trying to complete a drawing that takes me 20 hours on a computer is kinda difficult in a day. And I don't want to draw a crappy one, because I'll just enforce a bad habit. Traditional art is quicker for me. But it doesn't ever look complete to me. Which annoys the heck out of me. I will probably just try to get quicker, and maybe in a year pick it up? Aish,. This is too much responsibility for my poor little black heart.
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Try for a month, yeah. Start slow. You can do only traditional art, if you wish so, too. There is also no restriction of how "crappy" something looks, or how much time you spent on it. The point is to create something each day and learn something new from it, or come up with an idea for the future 
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Thanks! I'll probably do that.
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