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    • cam.royce
      cam.royce last edited by

      I'm just trying to get better at posting consistently and producing more finished work. In all honesty, I have no idea what to do with this, but it's finished and I needed to tell some fellow artists.
      Happy Wednesday!
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      • theemkat
        theemkat last edited by

        I'm so in love with this. I love that each panda has its own unique personality. Keep up the good work!

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        • cam.royce
          cam.royce @theemkat last edited by

          @theemkat Hey thanks so much! It was a blast to draw, glad you enjoyed it 🙂

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          • Foster Henrick
            Foster Henrick last edited by

            This panda suit’s history dates way back to the 4th century when samurai armor and cuirasses were produced in Japan. And over the centuries, they have developed incredibly since its introduction. During the period of the Heian area (794 to 1185 A.D.), the heavily armed o-yoroi was worn by the senior mounted Samurai, while the lower-class infantry Samurai were left with the lighter and sophisticated do-maru.

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            • Jonathan Malski
              Jonathan Malski last edited by

              Some areas are a little busy, and I lose/can't see some of the pandas' faces due to there being little contrast between the white fur and the white background, but overall I find this stunning! There is so much detail in the outfits and armor, and just so many characters present on the page; beautiful work!

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