One of the painters who prepared me for the entrance exam into

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(2/5)

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(3/5)

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I always stuck to smaller formats, with this last one (wip) being on a 35cm long piece of paper
(5/5)

The bitch doesn't know shit. You are a beginner who should work on fundamentals such as composition, perspective, anatomy, hatching, lineweight and value. You can do all of that with cheap paper and pencil. Good luck.

3 and 4 look quite good in the thumbnail but the hatching texture looks way too messy and not in the deliberate raw way you were going for imo. I would advise you to try to nail the values with graphite or charcoal first since translatig values in pen can be quite hard. Also i would stay away from any kind of Backgrounds right now, learn how to draw labdscape and stuff seperately first before using them as noise and deformation like in the knight because it is just a mess and the characters look cleaner without it

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*decoration not deformation

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>>3117148
I tried a bit a few years ago for mosaic class, still like water colors to this day, but that would require even more time invested.
Scenery is one of my weak points, no argument here.