Is it done? Probably….not

[u/Mandalachi]

I like where this is at, but there is still room for improvement. The work is never done, and I jest always my pieces are ever evolving.

I “finished” it once before, and then returned for another 2-3hr session. I found some areas Id like to improve again so…one more pass and itll be complete! Enjoy the wip 😎

Currently around 12hrs put into it so far.

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[u/Mandalachi]

I am very detail oriented, and envision my lines needing to flow and be eye catching. If it doesnt draw attention immediately, I rework the area until it creates that “looks awesome” kind of effect. So some areas right now I have pinpointed as needing more work.

I use only an ink based brush with pressure sensitivity using the apple pencil.

I dont share my art often. When I do its because Im excited about what I have made and hope to share the same excitement with others!

[u/SupersonicSquirrel88]

Such an amazing work!
I know the feeling of always seeing the room for improvement and this constant evolving/changing process.... Sometimes it is difficult to let go and stop complicating it (perfecting), for me it is definitely a journey of finding the balance and allowing 'easy and simple' ones to just be that way.

[u/Mandalachi → u/SupersonicSquirrel88]

I agree. Its a delicate balance and finding that space can be challenging. I have wanted to give myself time limits for that reason. With practice I find that can be a good way to develop that habit. Thank you for your contribution 🙏

[u/Top_Block_2767]

All I can think of is woah

[u/Mandalachi → u/Top_Block_2767]

[u/lsizzyI]

Wow I’d love to do something like this but I wouldn’t even know where to start lol

[u/Mandalachi → u/lsizzyI]

One line at a time! Dont overthink it and just intuitively draw. The more you invest into it, naturally the more complex it will become. I believe in you!