Moodboard (Alex's version)
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Moodboard (Alex's version)
“On one hand,” she said of her blog, “it’s a self-serving project that holds me accountable to doing art. And at the same time, it’s been amazing to see how people have connected with my cartoons. It’s also a place for me to share about the moments I’m experiencing. It’s the messages I need to hear.”
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