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Nicely done and even an appropriate pose for shooting that bow. Perhaps drawn the bowstring a bit too far though - to the point where upon release it might snag on her body. And believe you me, if it does, it is gonna hurt.
And no, I am not referring to her chest-area, but rather her muzzle. Normally a bow is only drawn to the point where the bowstring contacts the chin (if that). This allows for proper aiming down the arrow before letting loose.
And no, I am not referring to her chest-area, but rather her muzzle. Normally a bow is only drawn to the point where the bowstring contacts the chin (if that). This allows for proper aiming down the arrow before letting loose.
Not so much analyst, but someone with personal experience. Many years ago I had the misfortune of not only having a bowstring snag on part of my arm (behind the pad supposed to protect the lower arm from the exact same thing), leaving quite a bruise, but also having a bowstring snap and hit me. Fortunately for me it was a comparatively low-powered bow. If it hadn't been, I might be missing an eye today.
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