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In my kidhood, a seedless watermelon was a big dream. Now, it is real. I love you... I love you... I love you... seedless
25/7/2008,
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Suggestion #2 For developing drawing skills you don't need to be talented but it is helpful to be determined and persistent. Draw objects by looking at them. We tend to draw from memory. when we draw from memory we lose details and we remember some of the shapes in a distorted way. After practicing for a long while we develop a library of well remembered objects in our minds. Also drawing by really looking at things develops our way of seeing the world. "are you looking at me?"
14/11/2008,
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