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Coming Soon Video: Painting for the First Time!

Di video terbaruku, aku melukis saudara-saudaraku. Kubagi dalam dua project supaya bisa kukerjakan di hari yang berlainan. Aku senang sekali bisa mencoba melukis dengan pensil saja <3 hehehe. Pake hati segala :D
Mengenai items yang kugunakan di video terbaruku, akan diulas bersamaan dengan hari videonya di upload! Ditunggu ya, guys. Besok Sabtu, 16 Mei 2015 jam 5 sore! Mulai sekarang aku akan rutin mengupload video baru setiap hari Sabtu jam 5! Jadi, subscribe aja, supaya kalian bisa langsung tahu kalau aku sudah upload video baru. GRATIS. Hiburan buat setiap weekend loh! Klik langsung aja di sini untuk subscribe! :)
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Oya, berkaitan dengan online shop yang sedang kupersiapkan, jadwalnya mundur! Menjadi tanggal 15 Juni 2015 nanti. Kalian bisa temukan online shop nya di Twitter (@apikapikloh atau klik ini), Instagram (@apikapikloh atau klik ini).

See you on my next post!

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