Hey, @Anubhav Saini! It seems to me that the idea behind your drawing is rooted in strong personal feelings… Since you tagged me, I believe you’re expecting feedback, so hope you allow me to share my perceptions. I understand that the “4 people” in the saying is a popular way to refer to “other people” in general. In your drawing, you chose to depict exactly 4 other characters in the scene - as if there were literally just 4 people that could say bad things about the main character and, if just these people got out of his way, he could be “free”. I think that playing with the literality of the words is witty and opens up a path for humour - but I believe that showing the people with their faces covered and a gun pointed to the back of their heads becomes a bit too violent and explicitly shocking, which, for my personal taste, kind of takes away the humour aspect. Personally, I think I’d rather try to find a more subtle and perhaps metaphorical way to explore the same concept so that a violence component wouldn’t obscure the wit and humour. But, of course, this is just my personal opinion - a lot of the choices artists make depends on their individual takes and on the intended audiences, so of course you’re free to take other directions that might make more sense to you if that’s the case. Ah! And I should say that I’m noticing some visible improvement in your illustration technique compared to previous artworks I’ve seen you post before. Looks like your studies are paying off! Hope this helps in any way. If you need anything else, feel free to let me know. Best regards!

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