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There's this thing on Instagram called Doggust and it's a challenge in which you draw dogs for the whole August c: Sounds fun so I'm gonna try to draw some doggos, but I'm definitelly not going to try to keep up or finish it. Just casually draw next prompt when I feel art blocked or something. I just want to keep the same simple look, never draw the same pose twice and include one specific trait or symbol of the following breed on each picture.

So here's what's special about Samoyeds:

"The Samoyed's fondness for humans probably stems from his close association with the Samoyede (now know as the Nenetsky) people who bred and raised him thousands of years ago on the Taimyr Peninsula of Siberia. The dogs pulled sleds, herded reindeer, hunted game, and protected the Samoyede against predators. The dogs also lived with the people, played with the children (which he still enjoys), and helped keep them warm in the cold climate."
Text from the dogtime.com

*and they have a permament smile on the face called "Sammy smile" caused by the slightly upturned corners of the mouth. Just go look in internet how cute they are :3

Art (c) Me

Character (c) Me

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Other places where you can find me:

- My Instagram
- My Facebook

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Description

There's this thing on Instagram called Doggust and it's a challenge in which you draw dogs for the whole August c: Sounds fun so I'm gonna try to draw some doggos, but I'm definitelly not going to try to keep up or finish it. Just casually draw next prompt when I feel art blocked or something. I just want to keep the same simple look, never draw the same pose twice and include one specific trait or symbol of the following breed on each picture.

So here's what's special about Samoyeds:

"The Samoyed's fondness for humans probably stems from his close association with the Samoyede (now know as the Nenetsky) people who bred and raised him thousands of years ago on the Taimyr Peninsula of Siberia. The dogs pulled sleds, herded reindeer, hunted game, and protected the Samoyede against predators. The dogs also lived with the people, played with the children (which he still enjoys), and helped keep them warm in the cold climate."
Text from the dogtime.com

*and they have a permament smile on the face called "Sammy smile" caused by the slightly upturned corners of the mouth. Just go look in internet how cute they are :3

Art (c) Me

Character (c) Me

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Other places where you can find me:

- My Instagram
- My Facebook

COMMISSIONS