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Sublevel 107 wrote:Man. I must say - I can easily confuse this masterpiece with one of Mateusz's artworks.

To much honor But thanks. I am kinda sad the white paint wasn't dry when I put it in the folder. But what do you think I can do different or better?

Ooh boi Glad to see you back!
I liked the drawing, nice colour scheme, believable proportions, stark contrasts. I'm not really equipped to give feedback on portraits, but there are some things I'd have done differently, if that's of any interest.

reed wrote:Ooh boi Glad to see you back!
I liked the drawing, nice colour scheme, believable proportions, stark contrasts. I'm not really equipped to give feedback on portraits, but there are some things I'd have done differently, if that's of any interest.

Well, I think every person on earth would have done something differently

So, some context. I am a kid in my own world, so instead of lightning trash bins, the government sends to me a workshop where I make ''work''. So, once in every 3 months someone who finished university looks at my work and selects some. The following two works are rejected peaces , related to this community. I hope you enjoy tho

*compares with Mateusz's watercolor work*

Differences?.. NONE!!!

(does it take place somewhere in Layer 5, btw?)

Sublevel, I like that you like my work but it is in no way compared to the work of the Matt. Nah, it is just inspired works. When it comes to the others, I cannot show the work that is passed, since that will ''hopefully'' be sold.
5th layer stuff wouldn't make sense, since I did not write the story for the Submachine series... Or did I? O.o

A drawing I made back in March 2014: Daymare dog



I sent it to Skutnik's email back then and his response was this:

thanks!
that's actually quite good. and looks like daymaretown too.

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Still puts a smile on my face

Hey, that's pretty good!

It is perfect for DayMare Town.

though I think there's a very little mess with neck and head. Or it is just a perspective...

Thanks I had bad drawing habits when uniting the neck and the torso back then.