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Careful! They bite (your butt)! Everything is so cute and you the details you add are brilliant. Is there are particular reason you stick to the pink color scheme, though?
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I like the pink...For some reason it goes really well with the drawing style
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in this case pink, cyan & yellow is mandatory for the 80s neon miami feel. in all other cases I use pink, it's because I like pink! I didn't think that'd be a cause for any kind of concern but I've got a couple questions about it now I guess? Is it just curiosity or do you think there's something wrong with using pink? Not tryna single you out, I know you aren't being mean-spirited!
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I was just curious. You seem to favor the color scheme and I was just curious if it was simple preference or you were making some subtle statement. It looks good, and it surprisingly soft and inoffensive while still demanding attention (it's a "look at me" with a polite wave, instead of a shout and a stamped foot (like with a darker red and oranges and yellows) and isn't as passive like a whispered "would you look at me, please, if you have a chance" (like with a light blue or green). Also, with your recent mercenaries for hire series, your choice of pink has been surprisingly effective in displaying all sorts of emotions and personalities.
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aw man, thank you! I dont think I really put that much thought into it but I see what you mean. a lot of people use pastel pinks and really light cyans and while it does look good I do agree it makes the drawing look like a whisper, and I don't wanna gently whisper my art onto people's screens
it is definitely just something I'm favouring at the moment though. normally I ink in dark red but since I've started using pink I've been wanting to draw a lot more so I guess it's like a nice change for me
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