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Cartoon: Candy

By Jayce Weir, Cartoonist
November 7, 2024
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A fluffy, small-horned creature gasps, surrounded by a colorful chaos of blue, pink and violet brush strokes. The cartoonist used sparkling and shimmering stickers as accessories to the illustration in this piece. (Jayce Weir | Northern Star)
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