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I slowly got at least 40% of my usual pace.
MORE POWERRRRRRRR
Koharu Yoshino full body and full background commission by a friend!

What gave me so much trouble was the planning on how the composition should be. Especially since what was requested was on a 3/4 view rotated slightly more to the subject's left, I had no bearings and knowledge on a proper vehicle construction and composition so this was a -first time- for me to do, as always with every piece of artwork I do, but of course, even if it is first time, it's still a good one at that, should've had more designs probably but setting will not fi if it is even looking more grand than it should be!
The perspective was hard, and it was one of my first attempts on two-point perspective and it was really fun to do it and seeing how the lines were able to construct such a piece~
For the background, at first I just randomized using foliage brushes but later on changed to a more decent attempt than just splattering randomly, and it looked great! It got tons better than how I initially did it and I'm satisfied with the time I then spent into doing it rather than just brushing randomly. Beauty and detail, after all... blooms when taken care of~
I like the reflection I did as well xD
As well as the mountains, yes! I suddenly went Bob Ross (good man he is <3) for a bit there~
Yoshino herself was fun to do as always like how I have fun with the characters I draw, so many alterations were made especially with her robes, it initally looked like it was strongly blown by the wind and it was a tad smaller than it is shown in the final output, but I changed that and it's whole lot better.
What I learned from this?
There's a lot of aspects in a piece you would think that's going to be faithful towards the final output, but lots of alterations and revisions change that, and that's fine, because those revisions often lead to something better, and you will know that you have made the right decision if you see the overwhelmingly positive difference between what you draw initially and what the final product showed!
Another official commission down! <3 <3 <3

Description

I slowly got at least 40% of my usual pace.
MORE POWERRRRRRRR
Koharu Yoshino full body and full background commission by a friend!

What gave me so much trouble was the planning on how the composition should be. Especially since what was requested was on a 3/4 view rotated slightly more to the subject's left, I had no bearings and knowledge on a proper vehicle construction and composition so this was a -first time- for me to do, as always with every piece of artwork I do, but of course, even if it is first time, it's still a good one at that, should've had more designs probably but setting will not fi if it is even looking more grand than it should be!
The perspective was hard, and it was one of my first attempts on two-point perspective and it was really fun to do it and seeing how the lines were able to construct such a piece~
For the background, at first I just randomized using foliage brushes but later on changed to a more decent attempt than just splattering randomly, and it looked great! It got tons better than how I initially did it and I'm satisfied with the time I then spent into doing it rather than just brushing randomly. Beauty and detail, after all... blooms when taken care of~
I like the reflection I did as well xD
As well as the mountains, yes! I suddenly went Bob Ross (good man he is <3) for a bit there~
Yoshino herself was fun to do as always like how I have fun with the characters I draw, so many alterations were made especially with her robes, it initally looked like it was strongly blown by the wind and it was a tad smaller than it is shown in the final output, but I changed that and it's whole lot better.
What I learned from this?
There's a lot of aspects in a piece you would think that's going to be faithful towards the final output, but lots of alterations and revisions change that, and that's fine, because those revisions often lead to something better, and you will know that you have made the right decision if you see the overwhelmingly positive difference between what you draw initially and what the final product showed!
Another official commission down! <3 <3 <3