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    Our SVS Virtual Studio FEBRUARY πŸ™ƒ2021

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    • Tiffany Thomas
      Tiffany Thomas @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

      @Melissa-Bailey-0 The Three Point Perspective podcast was how I discovered SVS! It's so good!!! I used to stream Netflix shows in the background while I made art and now I just listen to the podcast, lol.

      I'm going to definitely try out the printed sketch method, thanks for the tip, I'll let you know how it goes ;).

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      • Melissa_Bailey
        Melissa_Bailey @Tiffany Thomas last edited by

        @Tiffany-Thomas yes, please do! ❀️

        illustrator - author - smiley person
        mbaileyart.com
        instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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        • xin li
          xin li @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

          @Melissa-Bailey-0 sure. i would love to share my learning. I am going to check with my client to see if I can share some process video online. Will let you guys know πŸ™‚

          Web: www.lixin.no
          IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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          • xin li
            xin li @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

            @Melissa-Bailey-0 absolutely fun image. love it.

            Web: www.lixin.no
            IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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            • Valerie Light
              Valerie Light @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

              @Melissa-Bailey-0 This is wonderful! I love everything about this sunset project! Would you mind telling me what weight & press of watercolor paper you're printing on, and what printer you use?

              www.valerielightillustration.com
              www.instagram.com/valerie_light_illustration

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              • Melissa_Bailey
                Melissa_Bailey @xin li last edited by

                @xin-li thanks so much! Will keep an eye out for your process video too.

                illustrator - author - smiley person
                mbaileyart.com
                instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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                • Melissa_Bailey
                  Melissa_Bailey @Valerie Light last edited by

                  @Valerie-Light thank you! ❀️

                  For this project, I'm using Fabriano Artistico soft press, 140 lb. Usually, I use hot press so the texture of the paper doesn't show up heavily in a scan. This is my first time using Fabriano's soft press for a project but I have used it before for one-off pieces and loved it. It's one of my favorite watercolor papers!

                  The printer/scanner combo I'm currently using is an Epson Workforce 7610, which is no longer being manufactured and is known to be a glitchy printer. However, I took a chance on it because it was all I could afford at the time -- it IS glitchy but when it works, does a nice job of printing and scanning. I'm currently researching other printer and scanner options -- will probably stick with Epson (but get a more reliable model) or go with Canon, as their products get good reviews from art professionals as well.

                  illustrator - author - smiley person
                  mbaileyart.com
                  instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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                  • Valerie Light
                    Valerie Light @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

                    @Melissa-Bailey-0 Thanks for the the thorough response! One more question: are you buying the fabriano paper in a printer-friendly size, or cutting down from big sheets?

                    www.valerielightillustration.com
                    www.instagram.com/valerie_light_illustration

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                    • Melissa_Bailey
                      Melissa_Bailey @Valerie Light last edited by

                      @Valerie-Light cutting it down from big sheets. It’s more affordable that way. Because of my lack of large storage in my studio, I order paper as needed from Blick, doing the math and ordering how many sheets I think I’ll need, plus one backup.

                      illustrator - author - smiley person
                      mbaileyart.com
                      instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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                      • chrisaakins
                        chrisaakins last edited by

                        More clouds practice. I got this really cool book full of photo references for artists. Such a great resource for guilt free reproduction. CE72A38D-4867-41D2-BD5F-25AD25054653.jpeg
                        Also newfound respect for those landscape artists who do a great job with sunsets. Clouds and lights are hard...grrr.

                        Chris Akins
                        www.chrisakinsart.com
                        www.instagram.com/chrisakinsart/

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                        • SheerArt
                          SheerArt last edited by

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                          • braden H
                            braden H last edited by

                            Hoping this flows πŸ™‚

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                            • Melissa_Bailey
                              Melissa_Bailey @braden H last edited by

                              @Braden-Hallett your talent shines, as always!

                              One question though: are these items meant to be what is in his bag? Is there a way to visually communicate that the floating items are in his pack?

                              illustrator - author - smiley person
                              mbaileyart.com
                              instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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                              • Jeremiahbrown
                                Jeremiahbrown last edited by

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                                Jeremiah Brown
                                www.jeremiahbrownillustration.com
                                https://www.instagram.com/jeremiah.brownillustration/

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                                • braden H
                                  braden H @Melissa_Bailey last edited by

                                  @Melissa-Bailey-0 That's a good idea! Maybe I'll have the brain-in-a-jar strapped to the outside of the bag πŸ™‚

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                                  • MissMushy
                                    MissMushy SVS OG last edited by

                                    Sleepless nights means the occasional Patrick Stewart head drawing 0E677DA6-262C-406A-A733-8922E07B7BAF.jpeg

                                    www.instagram.com/artbymmartinez
                                    www.instagram.com/the.mindful.otter

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                                    • Jeremy Ross
                                      Jeremy Ross @burvantill last edited by

                                      Making progress on my book, Mustard Thinks Twice.

                                      These are 2 page spreads, full bleed. Border and Gutter hidden.

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                                      https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
                                      https://www.jeremyrayross.com/
                                      https://twitter.com/jeremyrayross
                                      https://jeremyrayross.substack.com/

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                                      • Georgios Christopoulos
                                        Georgios Christopoulos last edited by

                                        Hello fellas!!
                                        Just trying some new ink lines!
                                        Thoughts appreiated!Goku flying.jpg

                                        Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/g.chris.artwork/
                                        Deviantart : https://www.deviantart.com/g-chris

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                                        • braden H
                                          braden H last edited by

                                          I'd imagine that fitted pressure suits are super itchy.

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                                          • Binski
                                            Binski @burvantill last edited by Binski

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                                            Sun and her lover, Moon. A new illustration project I'm undertaking as the first book to be published by a new publishing house! Needless to say, I'm stoked!

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