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For forever I've been telling Myself "YOU NEED TO LEARN TO DO REALISTIC(ISH) PUGS!", but I've never actually tried. Owning pugs has it is own kind of pressure, though, and since I named my account after my dog,
Pepper, I decided this was something I 100% needed to do, so I sat down at my desk with paper and pencil, and after much self-pressure to teach myself these animals, I drew...a bunch of dragons.
Now, I finally decided to try an attempt at a realistic drawing of Chip, my other pug. I started to sketch him (with some difficulty, given how he got up and sat down somewhere else three times) and was actually quite proud of the ending result. I became inspired to use my dogs asan abundance of drawing inspiration. They were thrilled (not) to be my models.
This drawing is the original first one I made, of my dog Chip.
I originally wrote all that on paper, and since I’m way to lazy to re-write it, I used that handy-dandy tool in photos that interprets words in pictures and allows you to copy-and-paste them! Unfortunately, photos isn’t great at reading my handwriting, so it took a lot of proof-reading to correct this message. If you want a good laugh, here is the original interpretation.

(correctly-formatted)Quote photos:

"For forever I've been telling Myself 'You NEED To LEARN TO DRAUREALIStiC(SH)PUGS!', but I've never actually tried. ouring pugs has it is own kind of pressure, though, and since
of pressure,though, and since I naned my accountafter mydog,
Pepper, I decided this was something I 109% needed to do, so I sat down at My desk with
PoPer and pendil, and af for muh slf-1Plel pressie
to teach myself these animals, I drew... A
bunch of dragons.
NOW, I finally decided totry an attempt at arealstic drawing of chip, my othe pug. I. started to skatch himlith some difficulty, given how he got up and sat down somewhere
est
three, times) and was actvally quite proad of the ending
of the ending result, I became inspired to use
My dogs as andbundance of drawing inspira-ion. They were thrilled (not) to be my
models.
This drawing is the original first one I male, of my dog chip,"

Isn't photos just SOOOOO accurate?

Description

For forever I've been telling Myself "YOU NEED TO LEARN TO DO REALISTIC(ISH) PUGS!", but I've never actually tried. Owning pugs has it is own kind of pressure, though, and since I named my account after my dog,
Pepper, I decided this was something I 100% needed to do, so I sat down at my desk with paper and pencil, and after much self-pressure to teach myself these animals, I drew...a bunch of dragons.
Now, I finally decided to try an attempt at a realistic drawing of Chip, my other pug. I started to sketch him (with some difficulty, given how he got up and sat down somewhere else three times) and was actually quite proud of the ending result. I became inspired to use my dogs asan abundance of drawing inspiration. They were thrilled (not) to be my models.
This drawing is the original first one I made, of my dog Chip.
I originally wrote all that on paper, and since I’m way to lazy to re-write it, I used that handy-dandy tool in photos that interprets words in pictures and allows you to copy-and-paste them! Unfortunately, photos isn’t great at reading my handwriting, so it took a lot of proof-reading to correct this message. If you want a good laugh, here is the original interpretation.

(correctly-formatted)Quote photos:

"For forever I've been telling Myself 'You NEED To LEARN TO DRAUREALIStiC(SH)PUGS!', but I've never actually tried. ouring pugs has it is own kind of pressure, though, and since
of pressure,though, and since I naned my accountafter mydog,
Pepper, I decided this was something I 109% needed to do, so I sat down at My desk with
PoPer and pendil, and af for muh slf-1Plel pressie
to teach myself these animals, I drew... A
bunch of dragons.
NOW, I finally decided totry an attempt at arealstic drawing of chip, my othe pug. I. started to skatch himlith some difficulty, given how he got up and sat down somewhere
est
three, times) and was actvally quite proad of the ending
of the ending result, I became inspired to use
My dogs as andbundance of drawing inspira-ion. They were thrilled (not) to be my
models.
This drawing is the original first one I male, of my dog chip,"

Isn't photos just SOOOOO accurate?