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I love the subtle coloring of the petals and the way the branches and petals flow near the girl and guzheng, bringing the attention to them. The folds of the robe is drawn with such precision and colored so wonderfully.
The only critique I can give is about the guzheng. It may be just be as I personally learn the guzheng, but it seems a bit thick. The ridges under the string (is that what're called? Haha, I only know its chinese name and I forgot the hanyupingyin) are too widely spaced too.
However, all in all, it is a beautiful art piece. You are truly bringing the chinese traditional instruments that are forgotten back into to this society. 谢谢！
And yeah, I agree that the guzheng string is ridiculously thick...it was a watercolour accident (which is why I always do digital - you can undo your strokes haha) I accidentally drew one string too thick and had to do it to the others
I'm such a disgrace to my race