Glad I could help. I think overall you did a nice work around the perspective. It's just like you're saying, once you have dropped you base drawing, you try and figure out, what style you want and how you can impliment them in your drawing. Just take small steps toward your goal by refining slowly but surely your drawing and idea.
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panel from my first comic
Artist's notes:
I don't know how to add details to backgrounds with ink alone. Any suggestions on how to make them more detailed but not too busy?
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Hello there ! Don't know when you did post this picture but I'll help you with this one. However, very nice shot, I would have widen a bit the frame in order to have more breathe and see the full character moving in the frame. Regarding details, it really depend what you want to do. So far I drew more medieval walls and it already add some cachet to the frame. I would recommand you to figure out the style of the building you want for example, Extract what makes it so unique and use it in your drawing. Keep in mind your perspective, it's important in order to create more depth, readability and prestige. I hope this feedback find you well. Feel free to ask more questions.
Oooh you did great! Plus the tip of figuring out the building beforehand is a great idea! I'll see to improve my architectural design for bgs! Thank you so much!