Have a look at the Environments class. One part of it is on interiors.

It's a very nice style. I think if the blotchy pattern in the background was made darker the character would pop more, making the green of the tractor seem brighter. Hope that helps.

I remember that feeling, great energy.

@Eric-Castleman Thank you, I will try that next time .

@Dulcie Thanks for sharing the wonderful experience, and yes I never thought of eyes can be part of certain country ideal style/market. I love the before and after both equally tho.

@Pamela-Fraley Thank you! Yes I am pretty much set on a ghost and a girl. Got sucked up in projects, Coming back to it now. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks @beckporter! I'm tentatively dipping my toe into this social media pool, so it is nice to see exposure from other sources.

@Lee-White thank you! I also just started your watercolor class and there's quite a bit of info in there too. Taking many notes!

@corykerr
@mattramsey

Thank you for the help and suggestions! I appreciate it! 🙂

@amberwingart IT WORKED!!!

Messed up a bit, but I will fix it on the comp. Any advice on how to make this better, or if it doesn't really have a picture book feel?

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Yep

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@nicklewis750 excuse me, Brad Colbow. Not Colbie

Strong pencil work!

Looks like videos are working again, yea!

sword lessons

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Thanks everyone! Lots of great info. You all have beautiful work!

Hi @RobinSlee , I am not sure how applicable this is, but a couple of years ago I created a deck of illustrated playing cards based on the original Peter Pan book by JM Barrie. Even though the book falls into public domain, I had to be really careful because of Disney. In my research I found that as long as my illustrations/product was based solely on the work of JM Barrie and was not influenced by the Disney creations I would be ok. Disney actually licensed the property so they have those rights for their IP in that regard, but others can still use what falls under the public domain.

The project funded on Kickstarter for over $28k, so this of course could have been contested had the wrong person seen it, but fortunately it was not. Here's a link if you want to check it out: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/370388468/neverland-bicycle-playing-cards

Awesome work. Love it.