The motion of the legs, combined with the motion of the shark's body worked so well together in the drawing that I had to find a way to keep the legs in, while still keeping the overall feeling of the painting.
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- Guadalete
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She's great. All the fine line scrapes, like she's been wriggling in and out of the wreckage, hunting or scavenging. With her size, I feel like she'd move like an eel, quickly and unpredictably. It' nice too, the way she escapes from the defined edges of the rest of the canvas. The legs are a lovely touch. Well done.
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