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Turns out be a great idea to use the "shapes dynamic" brush setting for the camouflage pattern.
Gonna take a break on Canadian uniforms now.
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thx i got confusedΒ
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The dude shoulda take a low-visibility flag insignia. red/white on green sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Usually the red and white flags are used when you are in garrison. If your in the field you use the green and black ones.
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Makes sense.
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Ah yep, I usually put the low-vis one one drawings where troops are deployed. Always end up putting the regular patch somehow lol
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"Always end up putting the regular patch somehow lol"
Looks nicer, maybe ?
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Ah yep, probably due to the contrast between the red and greens.
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*Roger that!
Hey, thanks for the fav btw ^^
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your welcome, your artwork is awesome.
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Thanks, practice makes perfect.
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I love your camo work 
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Yup, I guess that their smoky appearance is efficient. ^^
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good job on the CANPAT,I also like the angle of M4. By the way, what kind of sight is that?
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It's not a M4, also a carbine but based on the earlier CAR-15s.
That's the ELCAN sight, I believe that a different version is also mounted on LMGs in the US.
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oh, I see. Cause that sight looked familiar, I think I saw a variation on the M240.
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Just browsed the interwebs, it's called the M145 MGO.
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Yeah, it's arm hair.
Just realized how "clean" most of my characters were. D:
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well, most of them are in real world armies that strive to look dignified.
unlike my hairy bunch. hahaha.
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you should try adding the shoulder pieces to the frag vest. As well if making arid CADPAT you can try the bicep pieces
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Good idea, have any reference for the bicep pieces? Can't find a good one from the internet. :/
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[link]
the guy on the left has em
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Alright thanks! =]
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BTW, for future refference, Canadian soldiers wearing body armour are trained to present our chest to the enemy. (That's where the ceramic/metal plate is in the frag vest). Standing at an angle like that exposes our sides (that have no hard armour) and turns the bullet-stopping plate away from the enemy.
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He's supposed to be against an invisible wall, ready to burst through door. But thanks for the heads-ups nonetheless, I'll keep this little detail in mind for future works.
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Good work) He looks like Danish soldier without approximation
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I think that a camouflage and flag swap would have made him looking like one. X]
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Nice angle, very catchy pose
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Thanks, was kinda confused went it comes to the thickness of some components at that angle.
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In this case, perspective grids should come in handy. ^^
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Exercise extreme caution, scan your sectors!
Nice one!
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Now that you mention it, I should probably add a background but I can't think of something for this.
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Hmm, maybe a checkpoint roadblock or something?
They stopped a car...so he's cautious.
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Yeah, sounds nice.
I'll give a try at "painting" it behind the lineart. :0
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I've been wanting to ask since you posted this in it's sketch form; Did you get a reference for the pose or did you just draw it from mind?
Because that's pretty sweet!
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Took the pose from this: [link]
At first it was meant as a quick doodle to see if I can draw this angle, but I ended trying slightly different eyes as well.
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Looks great! I love the coloring on this! I especially like the camo
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Thanks, tried to add some random specks and spots, looks so much better. ^^
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Now that sir, is an intense facial expression. Awesome work.
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Been trying out different eyes as well, glad you like.
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