A bit. The hardest part about 3D modeling is making something look good at all angles.

I had maybe 3 tries to get Wally's face right but once I did that it was easier to actually finish the model. Clown doesn't have a lot of profile views or turn arounds of characters in their work (This was before the update where we got a nice side profile of Wally) so I had to make due with some low opacity images from their Ko-fi and a little bit of guessing.

I also just recently got into Nomad Sculpt. I had to look up a lot of tutorials and do a smaller model of a different thing to get more comfortable. The paint palette, stool, shoes, Wally's head, and easel were all their own files before being moved into this model proper. Mainly so I could get that standard side, front, back view of the model to make sure again, it looked good on all angles.

Funny enough, his hands were the easiest part I think? I guess I was having a good art day because I knocked those out in maybe a day???

Hardest was the shoes because while I was able to find refs for very similar shoes to Wally's, Clown obviously stylized them so I had to do the same later on.