The Juggernaut
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Best of luck bud hope to see some work from you soon
Currently Practicing...
Best of luck bud hope to see some work from you soon
Holy shit dude and here I can't even draw a stick man well done dude looking fine afView attachment 234058
Currently Practicing...
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Really?
Good luck mate
We have only good opinions.How popular is anime in India? I feel that it will be difficult for anime to become popular in India in terms of cultural and social aspects. Do you have any opinions?
Hell yes brother love your progress, the hairs are the best part maybe strech the eyebrows a lil then it's perfect
that's nice man, but needs more...muscles on her belly for some NEURON ACTIVATION
Simple faces are easier to draw and they keep it neutral it's upto us to think what we want and in Japan people idolise having big eyes so that's always something they keep in mind.can anyone tell why in japanese, korean nd chinese manga/comics etc...their characters dont look like east asian. although they r telling stories of their country. yet i read many anime, where characters appearance r not native. i can say korean case is different, coz many korean "wannabe american", so they r influenced by them. but japan dont idolize west, may be little bit. yet they dont portrait themself (japanese look) many times. yes chinese some times feature chinese looking character.
Damn good job give her some muscles on stomach otherwise amazing as always and move right hand a bit seems awkward
because answer is simplecan anyone tell why in japanese, korean nd chinese manga/comics etc...their characters dont look like east asian. although they r telling stories of their country. yet i read many anime, where characters appearance r not native. i can say korean case is different, coz many korean "wannabe american", so they r influenced by them. but japan dont idolize west, may be little bit. yet they dont portrait themself (japanese look) many times. yes chinese some times feature chinese looking character.
korean manhwa mostly include some american character...nd show how can their main character easily fucks them. even they show american, more than north korean. looks like inferiority syndrome to me.
Getting there. Soon will be able to "activate neuron". I am beginner at it. A long work still there in female anatomy to reach satisfactory level. I will make and update it.that's nice man, but needs more...abs for some NEURON ACTIVATION
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Do what you love you can never put this much effort into studies if you don't like it, will feel like a burden rather than effort rn you don't even realise how much effort you put into it learning basics cause you just enjoy it.One thing I learned, "Itna mehnat students padhayi me kare to numbers ki koi kami rahege
Japanese Mangal and anime took inspiration from Early Disney so there was a bit of influence that rubbed off.can anyone tell why in japanese, korean nd chinese manga/comics etc...their characters dont look like east asian. although they r telling stories of their country. yet i read many anime, where characters appearance r not native. i can say korean case is different, coz many korean "wannabe american", so they r influenced by them. but japan dont idolize west, may be little bit. yet they dont portrait themself (japanese look) many times. yes chinese some times feature chinese looking character.
korean manhwa mostly include some american character...nd show how can their main character easily fucks them. even they show american, more than north korean. looks like inferiority syndrome to me.
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