More Scoop-inspired art

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After the second visit to Scoop to buy more things, I looked around at a few more of their cute stuff and indulge my eyes in them, hoping to spark more inspiration. Predictably, it happened and so I painted two pictures on my sketch block.
 


They don't really look as good in computers as they look in real life though. So why not digitize them? :D


I swear, the second one, compared to the digitized final version, the traditionally painted version looked like a hot mess, especially the geometric shapes and lines.

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