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I've been meaning to practice the fine art of "leave it", meaning I should embrace the lineart phases more without feeling the need to fill everything with shades and color. Mainly because I often really really like looking at other artists' linework, uninterrupted 😂I also used a different brush than usual! It's still a pencil brush, but meant to simulate more of a thin, mechanical pencil feel, and it leaves a lot harder line than the one I usually use. Typically I use it more on text and the occasional crisp outline on top of the soft brush, but I do kinda enjoy how doing the entire drawing with it forces me to be more mindful with the lines.And Dunk because I just wanted to draw knight stuff 👉👈

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Angel

Oh hes such a cutie

Alex Burke

I mean, whomst amongst us hasn’t?

Illumoon

LETTTSSSS GOOOOO ✨✨

mythbri

I like him with longer hair! Great work, I love the line work.

boomy

Im sorry...when was Ser Duncan allowed to be this damn cute?!

Amaronith

💖💖💖💖💖x∞

Lowdicrous

I really do love lineart. Color is fun to look at, but sketches where you can see where the perfect line is and the potential for development, and lineart where those forms are fully realized... Man, they're just uniquely delicious. I really love the little bunch of fabric on his left hip, the lines there and variable weight is so pleasing to follow.

sol

As much as I love your fully colored and shaded pieces, I'm 100% supportive of this "leave it" approach because wow this looks absolutely amazing!! The hard and soft lines go so well with the motive too, just a moment of peaceful uninterrupted nothing. Love it so much!

Kou

You ve got such a beautiful linework <3 the way the clothe bunches up / folds on top of the leg armor and under that belt <3

Glyn Greven

i like the lineart! also very cute!

Epifauna

The lineart really does just tell a perfect story in and of itself that I'm loving, especially for a scene like this