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Hallo! I came by to say thank you for the fav on "deer friend," but got distracted by cute-whilst-mildly-disturbing bunny suit! I love the concept! The dripping tie is brilliant- like serious genius, and I love the toned but anonymous background. The shading is good, but I'm curious as to what kind of pen you used. I know that's stupidly nitpick, but I do think the image would be an oomph more cohesive if the tones of the blacks matched a little more. I had problems with that in my own drawings too. Like, I'd use a bic pen and then archival ink, and even though they are both BLACK, they are DIFFERENT blacks! Woah! Started flashbacking-sorry about that. I get a little passionate about my personal battles against artmaking. Usually, I ended up having to colour correct it in like photoshop or something- and then just never look at the original again! Which is not conducive to a healthy, clutter free lifestyle... sorry. I'm no help at all. But thank you! For the fav, I mean
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no nit is too small to pick, if you ask me. i used a brush and india ink wash for the suit. i think the darkest spots are just straight ink. i kinda get the same result anyway, so i just went with it.
also, youre very welcome.
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thats a great attitude to have! I'm always so afraid that I'll anger someone with my picking of nits. But, even though they are sometimes hard for me to hear, I always appreciate nitpicks, and I figure other people might as well.
I actually think the darker spots on the suit work well with the looseness of the lower half of the picture. I had been wondering more about the type of pen you used for the hatching and the outlining of the bunny in relation to the india ink. Does that make sense?
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oh, ok.
i just used a nib pen for that with a gray ink and then india ink.
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I really like the expression on "the rabbit suit"'s face. It seems like it's saying, "Bet you wish you had one."
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Like the drips!
I would consider continuing the spots of high contrast into the head area that you did only with tone. Well placed and shaped spots could set those grays off, nicely and, also, help lead the eye, which would pull together the composition a little more tightly. The top and bottom have a tendency to separate.
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It looks awesome. I like this.. hm.. scarf of fur? I wonder if it's good word for that thing ^^'
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masks can do that. and so can faces.
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