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I have a lot of catching up to do on here, a lot of images to post, comments to reply to, groups to submit to, you name it.
I'm sure most of you already know enough about the Panzer 3, so I'm going to gloss over that and instead have an overdue discussion.

My 3 week haitus was a little unexpected, and while it was good to be back I only posted the latest drawings on instagram. With that there are a lot of tanks to do, for the northwestern front series and the suggestions from earlier this year, like the belgian tank destroyer, the m88 recovery vehicle, ect ect.

And on top of that, more awesome suggestions hit my DMs constantly, Like the finish panzer IV, the ram mk 3, and tons more.
Pair that with the time it takes me to complete a drawing, and I'm very over my head. You guys notice that whenever I upload frequently, those drawings seem lesser quality than the normal ones?

So how can I do both? How can I get the "wowza" feeling and in a good time frame too? I think it's possible, I just haven't found out how. Seriously, compare the semovente and KB-1 drawings to that Jagdpanzer IV, the drop in quality is embarrassing.

Some people tell me that if I upload more I could have a lot more followers, but I'm much more concerned with making the best content I can. I want these illustrations to be able to serve as references themselves.

I played around with other styles too, and I decided that I am going to keep using all of them. But for most drawings I like the noseless characters more. The concept of focusing on the tank, with the characters kind of being lego minifigures in a way just speaks to me. For uniforms and the rest, a fully detailed style is the best way to go(like with the WACs).

The biggest thing I decided to focus on was the vehicles themselves, the tracks, the wheels, the suspensions, making the lineart thinner and the proportions a lot more realistic.

The shadow lighting also needs a lot of work, I'm sure you can tell.

With all of that out of the way I'm working on a comic! Oorah!

Description
I have a lot of catching up to do on here, a lot of images to post, comments to reply to, groups to submit to, you name it.
I'm sure most of you already know enough about the Panzer 3, so I'm going to gloss over that and instead have an overdue discussion.

My 3 week haitus was a little unexpected, and while it was good to be back I only posted the latest drawings on instagram. With that there are a lot of tanks to do, for the northwestern front series and the suggestions from earlier this year, like the belgian tank destroyer, the m88 recovery vehicle, ect ect.

And on top of that, more awesome suggestions hit my DMs constantly, Like the finish panzer IV, the ram mk 3, and tons more.
Pair that with the time it takes me to complete a drawing, and I'm very over my head. You guys notice that whenever I upload frequently, those drawings seem lesser quality than the normal ones?

So how can I do both? How can I get the "wowza" feeling and in a good time frame too? I think it's possible, I just haven't found out how. Seriously, compare the semovente and KB-1 drawings to that Jagdpanzer IV, the drop in quality is embarrassing.

Some people tell me that if I upload more I could have a lot more followers, but I'm much more concerned with making the best content I can. I want these illustrations to be able to serve as references themselves.

I played around with other styles too, and I decided that I am going to keep using all of them. But for most drawings I like the noseless characters more. The concept of focusing on the tank, with the characters kind of being lego minifigures in a way just speaks to me. For uniforms and the rest, a fully detailed style is the best way to go(like with the WACs).

The biggest thing I decided to focus on was the vehicles themselves, the tracks, the wheels, the suspensions, making the lineart thinner and the proportions a lot more realistic.

The shadow lighting also needs a lot of work, I'm sure you can tell.

With all of that out of the way I'm working on a comic! Oorah!