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4:31 PM, Tuesday March 26th 2024
Love the pose and gruffness of this hound dog!
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FiddlewheelX
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The Indomitable (Spring 2024)
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12:18 AM, Monday January 8th 2024
Thank you very much! I will make sure to do what you asked me to.
I was hoping for some redo work, as I felt something was off, so I am glad to get that feedback.
Life has gotten in my way quite a few times while working on lesson 2, so it's completely understandable that you think I need to redo those.
I will let you know when I am done with these!
11:32 PM, Friday December 29th 2023
Thank you!
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6:24 PM, Thursday December 28th 2023
Really good work on the bovine anatomy! It makes the head change more unsettling, good job!
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1:44 PM, Wednesday December 27th 2023
This feels like it belongs in a DND supplement for artifacts!
The shape and lighting is just delightful and shows a high skill level!
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1:42 PM, Wednesday December 27th 2023
Okay the dog made me chuckle a bit! And a fun solution to how they cook underwater!
6:36 PM, Saturday September 30th 2023
Thanks!
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1:46 PM, Wednesday September 27th 2023
I love Kermit's hairdo, and the way you drew him makes it look like he fits in to the art style of JoJo!
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1:04 PM, Wednesday September 27th 2023
Great choice of painting for this prompt! And I like the faces, the screaming muppet works really well!
4:42 PM, Tuesday September 26th 2023
Don't worry, the Ratican will look upon you as you lay in bed...
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