Random Blog Party Pt. 3

This is Pt. 3 of the Random Blog Party being held by MEM and Homeschooledmando.
Part three is a Art competition so this is my entry.

This is a drawing of Gwin from the Inkheart Trilogy.
I hope you enjoy it, I am planning to do another art post soon.
Till then, 
Estella Kate
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Comments

  1. MiddleEarthMusician9 May 2020 at 05:25

    Omw, I love it!!! Thank you so much for your entry!!!

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  2. Homeschooledmando10 May 2020 at 01:00

    Oh my goodness! It's gorgeous!!! I've heard of Inkheart. That's just so awesome it looks so real great jobbbbb!!!! Tanks for entering! It's AWESOME!

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