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"Let Me Talk" is a sketchbook drawing I made while at my old desk job in 2025. The piece speaks on both social, cultural, and self-censorship.
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"Let Me Talk" is a sketchbook drawing I made while at my old desk job in 2025. The piece speaks on both social, cultural, and self-censorship.
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"Moonlit Night" (1925) and "Falling Star" (1925) by František Kobliha (1877-1962)
bull (or something like this), crayon on paper
Hi! I'm Zuzia GĹ‚uchowska, an artist from Poland. I'm showing my art progress on the internet and growing an audience since 2019. I create using mixed media - oil paint, markers, crayons, oil pastels, ink, watercolors, anything that comes in hand
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