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"Hevzha is a very talented apprentice, but despite her many years of tutelage she has not yet mastered self-censorship."
I finally figured out a setting and dropped everything else I was working on to make something for it. This is a little more intense than I usually make, and I'm not perfectly happy with how it turned out, but overall I'm excited that I have a place to put things now that isn't just a vague spec-fiction stew.
Well done for sorting out your tech issues, you have created a very intense pic for sure! I like a great deal about this picture even if some of the details are not my cup of tea (as if that matters to anyone). 😊
"Language cannot be fixed or forced into place."
(I've used this before, but not that it's a bad thing, heh. In fact, this is a really good one! Nice perspective!)
I think I figured out why I couldn't post comments before, hopefully this one will go through.
@Golden Keven: Thank you!
@Melakka: Thank you! And also thank you for your comment on the robot drawing I did! At the moment this probably about the high intensity end of what I'm comfortable making, and I'm glad you found things you liked about it.
@Peeker: Thank you! I've been working slowly lately, but I'll hopefully post more soon!
@Stephan: Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
@CamSerif: Thank you! Perspective is a weak point for me, so I'm glad it holds up. (Most drawing programs will let you distort 2d images in very helpful ways, but you still need to know how a three dimensional space flattens to a two dimensional image, and I can struggle some there).
