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Wretched soul of mine
Wasted by the sands of time Thy love brought me despair Now i wander, forsaken without rest |
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Very nice use of textures, although the right (her left, our right) eyeball could do with a little touching up to remove the texture. I think it would look just a bit better that way.
Still, great job!
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