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Jacob Kujawa

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Introducing Thelma, the porch goose that might actually be my big break 😅

She’s been an unconventional source of joy for my wife and has her sewing again! We also have some ✨bigger plans✨for this character in the near future so stay tuned.

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Wishing you a VERY happy Thursday filled with love and laughter as I keep playing around with Procreate

Could not stop listening to “Elevate” by DJ Khalil and I’m obsessed with Into The Spider-verse so here’s a fun doodle I made 🕷️🕸️🎨

Made with paint markers

The two most adorable Gatos in the Galaxy, Artoo & Bebe 🐱🐱
@procreate

Sketching random @cardsagainsthumanity cards: A Mopey Zoo Lion.
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I should be extra cautious with these 😂
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Made with @procreate

Rewatched Peter Jackson’s King Kong the other day and got really inspired to just do some sketching and have fun with it! Also, testing out some new tools in @procreate it seems endless but awesome

On this episode of Weird Things I’ve Seen in my Dreams:
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An undead dog who gets more evil with each incorrect note I sing along with the choir of meerkats 🙃
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Is this a sign that I need to practice my singing? I’ll do it just in case&h

@procreate is next level. This is just me playing around with some different brushes. I’m going to have so much fun with this 🤩

I was a really focused student 🙃

Happy Anniversary to @theemmaneale & her Country Mouse, Jake! May you both continue to be the most amazing real life cartoon people that we are so honored to call our friends 🙏🤟
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Watering Can of Love can be found at @menardshomeimprovement , l

Things I’ve seen in my crazy dreams Part 3: this hairy boi enjoying an evening stroll #drawingdreams

“Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere.”

— Chef Gusteau