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Christmas 2009

VyvianLee

Published: Dec 22, 2009

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Not actually the picture I planned to do, but I appear to have run out of time for that one XD Ah well.

This one's for Grandmother :3 Still rusty... well, I always was... but I'm... alright with it :3

Though not sure why the colours look all washed out...

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