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Artist hаs а studiо in Stаte A. Artist purchased a year supply оf paints, brushes and оther art supplies online from Vendor, who is incorporated in State B and who has its principal place of business in State B. When the shipment of art supplies arrived, the paints were dried, the brushes fell apart and the other art supplies were also defective. Artist promptly notified Vendor of the defects with the shipment of art supplies, however, Vendor never responded. Artist emailed Vendor requesting a refund and again, Vendor never responded to Artist’s email. Artist filed a breach of contract action against Vendor in a State B federal district court. Artist served Vendor’s agent for service of process in State B with the summons and complaint. When Vendor failed to answer the complaint, the court entered a default in Artist’s favor and against Vendor in the amount of $80,000.00. Upon receiving notice of the entry of default from the court, what may Artist now do?