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 Also: while I do have other coloured pencils, I only have the one fancy green colour pencil, so that's the only colour I'm currently using. I would like to use more colour to spice up these drawings. However, I do like the side effect of all my characters having bright green eyes. Kinda neat.
 
-Can I just say... it's *so cool* that, two and a half weeks into this challenge, I can already draw characters like this. Never in my life did I expect I would be able to draw like this. I never really was able to go beyond stick figures and unshapely humanoid-ish characters, although I guess I didn't try very hard. Seeing what I am able to produce now is *insane*.
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+Can I just say... it's *so cool* that, two and a half weeks into this challenge, I can already draw characters like this. Never in my life did I expect I would be able to draw like this. I never really was able to go beyond stick figures and unshapely humanoid-ish characters, although I guess I didn't try very hard. Seeing what I am able to produce now is *insane*.
+
+## Day 19
+
+<span class="date-marker">2026-02-24, 21:40</span>
+
+<SubtitledImage
+    image="19.webp"
+    altText="A pencil sketch of a girl from the back looking to the left. Her head is tilted slightly downwards. She is wearing a long-sleeve shirt and jeans, and her long hair is tied up in a ponytail. Her one depicted eye is coloured green. In the top right corner is a lightly-sketched version of the girl's pose. The drawing is dated 2026-02-24."
+    subtitle="epic pose but not really the skill for pulling it off correctly so it looks a bit awkward"
+    alignment="left" />
+
+Today's drawing is halfway between original and derivative. I also didn't really 'finish' it? It's derivative because I pretty much ended up drawing yesterday's girl again, but it's original because I put her in a completely different pose and did that without a direct reference!
+
+I'm pretty happy with this. It's a bit odd that her trousers look so detailed compared to her shirt, but I think that's kind of in the nature of that type of clothing. The shirt is basic, but jeans are inherently more complex, given their stitching. I took a photo of the trousers I'm wearing right now to use as reference for those details, and I think it turned out not half bad.
+
+Also, hands. They're so difficult to pose. I initally wanted her to sort of wrap her left hand around her thigh, but after a couple of tries, I gave up completely because I could not draw a shapely hand for the life of me. In fact, I ended up skipping the hands entirely today. Definitely something I'll have to revisit.
+
+I also realise now that her head looks pretty much exactly 90 degrees turned around, which is unnatural. In retrospect, I should have erased some of the jaw line at the very least. Oh well!
+
+To be honest, half the reason I didn't finish this today was because I still have other stuff to do, and it's getting late, lol. But there's also no point obsessing over details, especially when I barely know how to draw these details. In the coming days, I should try to do more to learn those. Hands, for example...
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