https://www.instagram.com/p/DadQrlpDSJc/?img_index=2
This is the first image in the series. You can see more here The Horns and Hooves office
Beautifully done! 
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Thanks 
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Really nice fur, impression and the foreground/background-contrast. I like the complete artwork.
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What a majestic pose for the goat. I also like how you shaded the snow at its hooves.
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Thank you all for your comments! I really appreciate it. @w4v3 @Hephaestus
Great work!
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Thanks
Amazing grace, good posture. Very good drawing, well done.
Потрясающая грация, удачная стойка. Очень хороший рисунок, молодец.
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Ah you broke out one of your goats to its own post! Excellent! (Most folks scroll through finished art than sketchbooks 
) Again, fantastic work 
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Спасибо
Thanks! This was my first piece, which is why it’s here on its own. After that, I started working on a series, so those are all grouped together in one place. But I might be wrong about that approach. I’m not sure if it counts as spam to post them both in my sketchbook and as individual pieces? Or should I just pick one section and stick to posting them there?
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An interesting question 
One for the moderators perhaps. But I definitely wouldn’t call it spam 
My thoughts on the query
I’m not proficient in the regulations, but I don’t think there is anything that prohibits posting something in more than one place. (Within reason. Anything can be over done of course ). It seems to me that sketchbooks are for themes, yes - but fundamentally for showcasing practices, ie Digital ‘Sketches’. And the average art browser probably expects to see anything at a polished/finished state to be viewable from the Finished Art category.
But yeah, it’s a hard call between keeping a theme together and showcasing finished pieces. Perhaps, for the occasional image that shows up in both, you can include a link in the finished art piece that says something like “for more like this, check out this link to my sketchbook where it came from” 
Good idea. For this series, I guess that works for now.
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The pose is elegant and graceful. 
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Congratulations! Your artwork has been voted into the featured artwork gallery row. May I have your permission to post this image on Krita’s social accounts and on Krita.org? If yes, I will credit your user name (or another name if you specify one). If no, no problem.
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A herd of black and white cows graze in the distance. There are yellow flowers in the foreground. –OR–Portrait of a knight wearing armor. The knight is standing next to a white horse.
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Love your details and the mood of the painting!
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@sooz Thank you very much! Yes, I’m happy to give permission for my artwork to be posted on Krita’s social media accounts and on Krita.org.
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Thank you for featuring my work!
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A powerful ram with large, curved horns stands on a snowy mountain slope. Its thick, dark brown and gray wool contrasts with the white snow. The ram is shown in profile, looking to the right, with a calm and confident expression. The background is a soft, misty winter landscape in pale blue and gray tones.
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