~Doodles~

 Hello everyone!


It is the most stressful time of the year...exam season. There is so much studying to do. Practicing art can be time-consuming. This is why I made mini doodles. They were fun to make and gave me a good excuse to take breaks from studying.

The following pictures are for a closer look at the good ones :p .

Strawberry

Bee

Avocado

Lemon

Cats

Another avocado

Oranges 

Cactus

House Plant

Watermelon (The pretty one)


~Doodles~

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