Feb 23, 2021
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Not much art to share this week except for these commerson dolphins that I put up on RedBubble. (https://www.redbubble.com/people/LemondropShoppe/)
Commerson’s dolphin
27.05.18- Mermei for Mermay! Almost out of time, but working on some bigger OW mermay, so maybe it’s ok. ^^’
She is a commerson’s dolphin mermaid. One of the antartica inhabitant.
Snowball of course is a jellyfish.
Where my mind is currently at
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