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Lesson 4: Applying Construction to Insects and Arachnids

12:44 PM, Monday September 13th 2021

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First off, Thank you for taking the time to read/critique this.

Again, most of these constructions honestly suck, so please be as brutal with the critique as you like.

I am fully willing to do more/redo any number of these if needed.

Wobbliness is the greatest enemy yet again. Any tips on wobbliness still greatly appreciated. Adjusting the line weight is my second biggest problem. Trying to add lineweight with a second pass usually makes my lines look scratchy cause the line ends up being off.

Also a lot of trouble with proportions.

All help is heavily appreciated appreciated :D

Good luck with your own art!

(ps. I'm somewhat tired when writing this so sorry if the English is off at places)

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