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Always remember to flow like water!

So, this is an interesting one! I read the prompt "flowing" and initially thought of just drawing some water, but then thinking of the words "flowing" and "water" together made me think of Bruce Lee. After that went through my head, I decided to do something unorthodox: I'd draw a Bruce Lee esque figure. and make the "flowing" part be more about drawing the pose and loosening up my linework. He also said that quote about water (which I wrote part of next to the drawing for your viewing pleasure), so it works out.

I'm very proud of how this came out. I was feeling down on my Inktober doodles lately, but this one honestly turned out better than I was expecting, which is always a great feeling. The anatomy doesn't look too weird - at least it doesn't to me right now - and the pose looks decent. The line art is also a fair bit better than my usual Inktober lineart, I feel. And the icing on the cake is that the inking process didn't make any part of the drawing look worse! This is one of few times that I didn't regret resorting to ballpoint pens for art.

Overall, this is definitely my favorite Inktober piece that I've done so far. I took the prompt in a hopefully surprising spin, and the final product looks decent.

That being said, any and all constructive criticism is strongly appreciated!

~Toaster

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Always remember to flow like water!

So, this is an interesting one! I read the prompt "flowing" and initially thought of just drawing some water, but then thinking of the words "flowing" and "water" together made me think of Bruce Lee. After that went through my head, I decided to do something unorthodox: I'd draw a Bruce Lee esque figure. and make the "flowing" part be more about drawing the pose and loosening up my linework. He also said that quote about water (which I wrote part of next to the drawing for your viewing pleasure), so it works out.

I'm very proud of how this came out. I was feeling down on my Inktober doodles lately, but this one honestly turned out better than I was expecting, which is always a great feeling. The anatomy doesn't look too weird - at least it doesn't to me right now - and the pose looks decent. The line art is also a fair bit better than my usual Inktober lineart, I feel. And the icing on the cake is that the inking process didn't make any part of the drawing look worse! This is one of few times that I didn't regret resorting to ballpoint pens for art.

Overall, this is definitely my favorite Inktober piece that I've done so far. I took the prompt in a hopefully surprising spin, and the final product looks decent.

That being said, any and all constructive criticism is strongly appreciated!

~Toaster