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Thank you!

Thank you, and thank you for characters that are fun to draw

May as well make my profile not blank here and post something. I tend to draw Sublimenol's characters for practice, and this sketch of Rai felt like it kept turning out well each step of the way. Only drawback was the background, as I had no idea what to put there...

*pets softly* I'm sure you'll be a good girl wolfdonk, just as you've been a good boy wolfdonk over the years. What brings you happiness is important!

Honestly:

I suppose I'd describe you as a little impulsive, letting your words outpace your mind, and a little sensitive to the situations that may land you in. Though that also makes fun drawing prompts.

You've been pleasant and energetic in conversations, and done nothing to bother me.

Good luck, ans hopefully one of those interviews catch!

I think the circle works better as well. The hex just feels a bit unbalanced--there may be a way to work it, but it'd be a lot of trial and error.

Plus, it might be personal bias, but I've seen far more circular based minis/icons in d&d than hexes.

Sorry for not replying sooner; it's been a busy few days. Ultimately, I think that there's only so much you can do yourself--presenting your idea the best you can, making it of decent quality, etc. After that point, a large portion of that will be the fans you have sharing the art.

I'm not the best person for this topic, but even muses need a rest.

If it's not there, don't force it with grand displays to frustrate with how much is left to do, and how much is left undone. Try simple, silly things instead that may catch that spark's attention and grow into a finished piece.

A sandshrew having a merry cheer

A hard choice to narrow down, but I think...

Indeed, I can see what you're getting at. I suppose I was confused as it felt like in the two example sets, the differences felt more pronounced left-to-right rather than set two to set three. Either way, it's always nice seeing art of your characters and hearing about them!

Antlers are certainly rather difficult to get right! I'm a little curious where you draw the line between the 'flower buds' and 'on model' sets; they seem similar to me. The fact her antlers point in similar directions certainly makes drawing them much easier, and the 'flower buds' are unique.

Would blue get a card of "Destroy target witch," or would that be out or color pie? :p

I agree that UBs have been much more mechanically interesting than recent non-UB sets. I wonder if just having an established IP to translate might be a breath of fresh air for design, rather than this week's plane of hats.

Also, I feel VS lost itself with Green Lanterns trivializing formations.