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Mi hermana se quiso disfrazar de blanca y me dio la idea de hacer esto además de que siempre me imaginé a las princesas como zombies  
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Siempre me ha dado la curiosidad de dibujar a las princesas de Disney a mi estilo jejejejeee😅 y aquí está mi primer intento tanto dibujando princesas como agregando sangre y eso xdxdxdxd 🤣
Espero y les guste 😄
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