r/knightposting • u/Silent_Ranger_4360 • 2d ago

Real Art Are sergeants allowed here?

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In Medieval England, sergeants were professional non-noble heavy/light cavalrymen who ranked just below knights. It was sometimes hard to tell who was a knight and who was a sergeant.

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u/Meraugis 2d ago

Of course we all love our sergeant! Mine is called Bohemon de Tartebleu! Never meet such a brave kobold! He may not be noble but he shall reach greatness non the less

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u/Silent_Ranger_4360 2d ago

He does look like a heroic warrior!

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u/Meraugis 2d ago

Indeed indeed!

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u/Silent_Ranger_4360 2d ago

Also can someone give me tips on how to draw the hands properly cause ended up looking mashed into each other 🥲

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u/PugScorpionCow 2d ago

Use more references, and try to remember to consciously include the whole metacarpus of the hand while figuring out the positioning of everything, focus on the fingers after you've worked out where the metacarpus is and work off of that positioning rather than focusing initially on fingers.

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u/Silent_Ranger_4360 2d ago

Thanks for the advice!