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Digital Character Illustration & Botanical Art
A custom digital portrait illustration celebrating natural hair, floral accents, and butterfly motifs. Created on iPad using detailed linework, custom hair texturing, and vibrant color palettes.
What I can create for you:
Custom character & avatar illustrations
Book covers, album art, & editorial graphics
T-shirt, merch, & poster artwork
Spot art & decorative digital graphics
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