>>1956340 >>1956220same guy here
Alright, so, for practice, I did this. Took me about 6-7 hours in total, had to think a lot when drawing the lines, checking consistency and adjusting. Started with the head and parts that are "on top" so those might have more errors than the rest.
Did notice myself getting better near the end though, I didn't have to think too much when placing the initial nodes and properly placing the handles, unlike at first, when I spent minutes on each individual line, correcting and just generally slowly getting used to working with inkscape.
Evaluation, please? I have no doubt that I still have much to learn. Maybe some more tips (that seem really obvious when you know 'em, and are kinda "why would you do it differently? everyone knows this super obvs thing")
And remembering how I did that nurse nanako vector... It's gonna be quicker to just start from scratch instead trying to fix something that was made with fundamentally flawed methods.
