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Looks very cool nice job
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Nice job but instead of using steady lines, add some thickness fluctuation and have some endcaps flared to a point.
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looks pretty damn good man
keep up the work man you got talent
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amazing illustration i would just say fix his hairline it looks really odd around his ear but who knows he may just have a **** up hairline
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Zef wrote Nice job but instead of using steady lines, add some thickness fluctuation and have some endcaps flared to a point.


Yeah I see a lot of people do that with a tablet, but I'll do it with the pentool in the future. Thanks for the feedback though.
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