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Homing from Work...

 Hello, dear blog reader. 

This morning, I decided to do some Drawabox practice... But first! I cleared out all my company-supplied equipment. I'm voluntarily going back to the office. I live close to work, so it's not a pain to commute. The work-home separation will help my focus and work and home.

It also allows me more flexibility in setting up my personal space... imagine having my own personal space in my own home. Just saying that feels great. We'll see how I feel after a spending some days sitting alone in the office and all that comes with that. I'll let you know how that goes. 

Music: "Bringing It All Back Home" by Bob Dylan, how fitting.

Without further ado, let us draw!

Watching/reading Drawabox ellipse videos, I ran out of time for now.

I will be back with some ellipse practice drawings soon.





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