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Aspiring artist

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Help young artist to reach his dreams in Aspiring artist! Upgrade instruments and dyes, hone painter’s skills, watch as paint forms pictures on canvas!
This is an idle game. Whole point is to upgrade paint and skills to draw faster and progress further until you reach the end. Reset your game if you feel that your progress is stuck.

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