This is how I'm thinking the first couple will fit in the scene. Its on top of a light box so the quality ain't great.
Made some minor alterations to the design as well
I like the shape and positioning. Not wholly sure about her face and flowers + he should maybe have a ring and her some bracelets, maybe a pearl necklace on her too to help Nuevo it up.
Secondly I think him and her body works with the perspective but not convinced with the angel of her head, think you should be looking more down slightly from behind but then I'll struggle to incorporate her expression. The angel of the pillow also needs addressed to fit the perspective.
To be honest on reflection I've been working slow with this. I've never took so long doing a piece.. Not sure if its just cause I'm used to diving straight in but more I'm putting off doing it, the more of a big deal I feel its becoming. Just wanna get stuck in really. So next thing to do today is to draw another couple/couples and draw the one playing guitar. I can see him in my head.
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