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Learn Beauty and The Beast doodle with these easy tutorial

 Dear Readers

Love doesn't need to be perfect, 
it just to be True.


A tale as old as time has taught us a great lesson of "Beauty and The Beast", that a thing is loved before it is lovable. 

This one of my favourite Disney movie, which gives us life-changing experiences, and it's full of drama, reality, morals, and a fun-loving movie.


So, today I created some of my lovable character from the movie: I hope you will also like it and try it.


Check out our previous art doodle tutorial.

Chip Doodle

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Mr. Cogsworth


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Mrs. Potts



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Until my next blog post, here's wishing you lots of joy and happiness!

With love,







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