love the colors

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holy WOW

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Those colors are great so ....amazing.

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Sjkdsklafldfa; jesus this is . AUgh. I loved it even before you kept working on it more, but WOW aashuosdaflkf! Shading with different colours has always been so hard for me.. like, i mean using not just regular shades of grey or darker shades of the same colour or wtfever, using COLOURS to shade. is hard. fo' me. AND YOU DID IT SO WELL HERE UGHGJHSALdfls. I love this so much. And wtf, it's so well-drawn and so realistic and jdsk look at that nose and those lippies! i also find bear lippies hard to draw. augh. that face is so beautiful. and the little tiny sparkly white dots on the nose, geghegehghg!! incoherent yes. wow. i love this. and the background! it's like puddins is swimming in the water and bubblies, but she's walkin! so you don't knoooow! :3 :3 :3 oh god i'm all hyper now. augh. thank you so much, you really didn't have to keep working more on it ;___;!!! gaghds the texture of the fur! aaaaahhhhhhhhhh!!! you must draw more animals, you mustttt, you're so good at it! gjhksd love love.

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Holy crap that's so gorgeous Frick o__o All the texture to the fur is just amazing! I love all the colors you used to shade her, it creates a really cool contrast. And gah the face is so great, you're great at drawing polar bears!

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that is the cutest thing ever.

fu and your knowledge of awesome coloringggggg rahh

that is the cutest thing ever.

fu and your knowledge of awesome coloringggggg rahh

i can't even express how lovely i find the colors. they're eye-catching & poppy

That is fanfrickentastic. Heh.. fricken.. nevermind that. But seriously, you did an exellent job. And yes, the colors are great.

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