Here they are.

In the interest in making today as non-emo-whiney as possible, we're gonna skip straight into the Davos art I didn't get to posting earlier.

So I'm skipping several steps, here, to show you this. I have about a dozen reference layers in the image. After the reference layers were added in and I had the sketch, I had to fix the proportions. Remember how the original sketch had the torso way too big? Well, I developed a patch-fix by creating a partial duplicate of the sketch layer and moved it. (Which I probably shoulda shown in a screencap. My bad.) Using this new guideline, and with the references, I made this.

Let's show you it without the sketch.

Personally, I think it's much better. I kinda overcompensated and as a result, the torso is kinda a bit small now, particularly given the gigantic shoulders (really, the whole neck/shoulders/armpit area could use tweaking), but honestly, it's not that important considering nothing you're seeing above will be seen in the final image.

"What. You're spending hours of work on something not even being featured in the final product?!?"

Yes. I know it sounds stupid, but the above is going to be my guideline for the actual lineart. If it were just a guideline for actual lineart, then it might be a waste, but in addition to that, it will be the guideline for the colors, the shading, the lighting, it'll be the basic guideline for everything, thus, why I am putting so much time into it.

It's officially ready, by the way. All the details you don't see made aren't really necessary, for the aforementioned reason; this isn't going to actually be drawn, and is just here as a guideline for what will be. Very happy with how things are going on him, albeit slowly as they may be going.