#Looks weird...

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full dagger
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i like it. but its a little to sharp and rigid compared to what lion dancing is actually like. usually its more whimsical and light on the body for easy movement and to convey a sense of flow when the dancers move around

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in short, id chang the design of the piece to be more flow-y

wind parcel
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Ouh I see , perhaps just take off the green thing ? Idk how to put that thing into a colour scheme LOLLL. I just wanted to give it more accessories cuz don't we all like to dress lps up lolz. Or perhaps you happen to have further suggestions on what else I can add instead of that chunky green thing hehe

wind parcel
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Lol tru

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So I guess we taking the green thing off lolz

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Perhaps I should make the standing things for the lion to stand on hehe

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Ah yes embrace thine culture skksks

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Should I consider adding more details in replacement of the green thing?:3

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Btw the whites on the legs should I use white or some dirty gold hm

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I have a cloth that's black on topside, but dirty gold on underside. It's like those Chinese embroidery fabric.

rustic pasture
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Oh my goodness please use an art book or some sort of art paper

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Do many problems with the materials will be fixed

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An angel looses it's wings every time someone used a lined book for an artwork

wind parcel
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No. it's what I have on hand and it's not being used so I might as well use it. It's just a sketch and I'll eventually throw it away so I don't see the use in wasting that kind of paper. It ain't the end of the world bruh critique but ain't on the paper bruh

wind parcel
rustic pasture
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Many problems of how the paint or materials looks like on the paper (muddy and crinkled) will be fixed by using a proper art book

wind parcel
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I ain't gon use premium paper just to throw it away it's just a sketch I'm making the thing physical. If you're just gonna troll about what paper I use I would prefer that you don't interact with this post. I'm just asking about the doll I'm making itself, not the paper.