Empty Booth Illustration by Mel Casipit

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 Explore this "vacant booth" illustration I designed for a client. If you're looking for a similar commission, don't hesitate to send me a message.

 #IllustrationCommission #CustomArtwork #melcasipitillustration🎨

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