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12:43 AM, Wednesday March 29th 2023
The perspective is nice, and I like the clever use of mirroring.
1:13 AM, Wednesday March 29th 2023
Thank you :)
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1:57 AM, Wednesday March 29th 2023
Thanks for posting your process, it's cool to see where your head was going with this. Awesome drawing, looks like a manga panel!
3:03 AM, Wednesday March 29th 2023
Yea thanks, I try to keep all the different steps on different layers to look back on, not just for motivation to see how far ive come from the intitial sketch but, also to make sure I'm still staying loose since it tends to stiffen up the drawing the more you render it.
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