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2016-2017
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2012-2013

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She wanted to me to draw her and the boyfriend :)

This one is from the beginning so perhaps you have seen it already. It's my little brother  :)



"I hope you don't mind, I hope you don't mind... The poor quality (so you must raise the volume), when my voice is pitchy and my mediocre guitar playing" This is mainly for my family because they don't here this 24/7 like they used to... Perhaps sometimes it's nice. I know they didn't enjoy it at all hours of the night. Especially my brother :D





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