Our SVS Virtual Studio JANUARY 2021!!!!!!

[chrisaakins]

@MissMushy looks good!

[MissMushy]

@chrisaakins Thanks! Love your zebra

[donnamakesart]

I revamped my yeti design to suit my house haha. I think I’ll go with the first yeti. He feels more like “me”

This was such a challenge! But I’m glad I took a stab at it haha. I might try doing another point of view if time permits. I hope the next prompt has to do with interior.

[txels]

Finally completed my "comic clip" (analog version, color pencil on paper):

In the future I may do a "digitally remastered version".

Ready for a next project!

[donnamakesart]

@txels cute!

[braden H]

Gonna try and make myself a style guide

[ajillustrates]

@Braden-Hallett Great idea! Way better than my opening the last PSD file and clicking through every layer's blending mode when I start a new project.

[braden H]

@ajillustrates I know, right! That's usually what I do, too!

[braden H]

Allright. Alllllmost. One more time! 563rd time's the charm, right?

[carrieannebrown]

@Pamela-Fraley she's one of my favourites too! I've been meaning to do master study of her for ages, you've inspired me to do one this weekend

[Pamela Fraley]

@carrieannebrown thank you! she is amazing!I love her secret garden illustrations too.

[Matthew Oberdier]

This portfolio spot

[chrisaakins]

I got a major assignment done. As a reward to myself I drew an ocelot.

[txels]

@Braden-Hallett love the screaming face on panel 4!

[txels]

@skillydan I love the composition and the dark humor. Well done!

[skillydan]

Thanks @txels ! I always enjoy an extreme angle.

[Georgios Christopoulos]

Trying various styles at the moment.
This one is a monster slayer,wth various same weighted lines.
Wanted to try keeping the contour lines really thin,just like the inside detail lines.
Coloured lines,Shades and highlightsare left.
What do you think?

[Coreyartus]

Made this based on an art prompt from a group that's more Fine Art and Studio Art-oriented than illustration, but thought I'd share it here too. It's called "The Tree of Hopes and Dreams". The prompt was supposed to merge the requirements of a landscape, a tree, and the concept of "inside/out". The tree was supposed to indicate/represent a contrast of some nature to something else.

So, I ran with the idea of that state one experiences before one commits to a choice. To be presented with a moment laden with potential, and simultaneously not know whether it is good or bad. To know there are signs but not be able to interpret them. To shift from the vast emptiness of what is known to step into the bright light of the unknown.

Well, that's what was in my head, anyway. LOL!

[andreazupcsan]

Hi everyone! I've spent this month trying to work on a series of kids and their dogs. People love that stuff right? lol I'm enjoying these but always looking for ways to improve them.

[kylebeaudette]

Working on this style.
Dnd guy

Self portrait