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7:16 PM, Tuesday December 31st 2024
Great, love the lighting, really sets the tone.
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Noodlerabbit88
Basics Brawler
The Indomitable (Autumn 2024)
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noodlerabbit88's Sketchbook
9:27 AM, Wednesday December 25th 2024
I really appreciate you coming back to give this some feedback. I do appreciate that this is a long arduous task and I did feel pretty good to have it complete :) Merry Christmas
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5:28 AM, Monday September 30th 2024
This is great :D
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7:18 PM, Saturday September 28th 2024
Love everything about this, great lighting and funny pun :)
8:04 AM, Saturday September 28th 2024
Thank you, just learning about two value shading in Lesson 2 :D
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9:07 PM, Friday September 27th 2024
Love this idea! Almost like fluffy slippers but perhaps deadlier.
10:19 AM, Thursday September 26th 2024
Thank you - purple and yellow are a fave combo for me :)
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6:33 PM, Wednesday September 25th 2024
Great hand drawing here, and great idea just conjuring music from a scroll :D
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6:31 PM, Wednesday September 25th 2024
This is such a cool instrument, and I appreciate the odd top down angle of it, very dynamic
8:17 AM, Thursday August 1st 2024
I really appreaciate your feedback, I have implemented what you said about my boxes into the 250 box challenge :)
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