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Teh Noodle's Snowshow
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It's not bad at all if you're regularly into drawing other things. There's a certain painterly style to it even though you're using a tablet, whether that's a quality you wanted or not, I don't know. The reason I think the person's fine as is is because it fits in with the style of the rest of the piece.
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The quality might be a bit off, since i used slightly big brushes even though the original artwork was double the size when working on it (The resizing makes it look slightly better in quality).
I could have added even more details maybe, but im not really into drawing tiny bits of details unless i need it (shells on a lizard for example or stuff like that).
I find it boring to work on one piece for too long, its like max. 3-5 hours then done.
I could have added even more details maybe, but im not really into drawing tiny bits of details unless i need it (shells on a lizard for example or stuff like that).
I find it boring to work on one piece for too long, its like max. 3-5 hours then done.
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