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Sorry it's not a super quality pic, but here's a traditional conte piece I did for homework in a drawing class I recently took. I'm pretty happy with how this came out, although my teacher didn't seem to care for how blank I left the background, nor how liberally I applied charcoal behind the branch ahahahaha
Ineo and Sapiens are two of my favorite characters of mine to draw. They carry a lot of symbolism and lore, so I enjoy drawing them in really "mythical" settings idk
"Guilt" and its characters belong to me.
Drawn with conte, charcoal, stuff like that
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Probably could have carried it throughout the image a bit better, but idk something about adding a rich slap of black around the branch really made me like this ahahaha (before adding that, I wasn't really liking how the drawing looked.) I've always seemed to like images with an "unfinished" sort of quality to them, though, so I'm likely influenced by a bad trait there lol
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It's totally not a 'bad trait'... well, it might be to schools and grades but really as long as you're happy and aren't failing. XD It DOES add a certain 'oomph' that the picture might be lacking without it, for sure!
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Sweet pic, really like it
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Thank you! c:
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Truth be told, I LIKE that jet black charcoal! I wish this was clearer because it looks a beautiful piece :3 Loving the texture of the tree and the fur detail :D
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I like everything about this.
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Really beautiful use of this medium~ Such an amazing picture you got there ♥
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The charcoal does kind of throw it off, but I think the 'blank' background works great from a color balance standpoint!