MARCH CONTEST: Fairy-Tale Traveler

[braden H]

@ValD said in MARCH CONTEST: Fairy-Tale Traveler:

@Braden-Hallett definitely a winner... anyone of the 3...

You may be surprised!

[JoshSchouwstra]

@Joni-Elizabeth Thanks! And Zeke is a very friendly character, so I'm sure he would be friends with you as well

[JoshSchouwstra]

@jdubz Thanks!

[Kim Rosenlof]

@ValD I love your character! Very clever!

[ValD]

@Kim-Rosenlof thank you!!

[Robert Maine]

[Georgios Christopoulos]

@ValD like this character very much!

[jakecrowe]

Really great work in here. It blows my mind some people are entering 3, I feel like I'm getting this ONE in under the wire.

I really liked how this turned out, but it was a challenge. If I could go back to the beginning of the month I would have started a thread here for more peer review. I did get some elsewhere, but this was definitely where I should have started. I also feel like I may have OVERrendered some. Anyway, I'm glad it's finished. Great prompt!!

[RachelArmington]

@Chip-Valecek

This is my first time posting, so I hope it comes through all right. This prompt really motivated me. I haven't taken my watercolors out since the pandemic started (sooooo very long ago)...I had to keep pulling sodden dust bunnies off my brushes and paints as I worked on this. But here she is, Petal, leaf fairy traveler, along with her caterpillar.

[Asyas_illos]

Alrighty second entry!

[Kim Hunter]

Holy crackers! What an amazing bunch of entries this month. This post is where the agents and art directors should be looking. You all make their job easy.

[Georgios Christopoulos]

@jakecrowe love the rendering, nothing over about it!! Love the character! Good luck!

[willicreate]

What is going on here? Way different vibe from the last few contests. Lets keep this creative energy going for next month. Please excuse the following lengthly list of shout outs.

@jdubz Nice incorporation of a selfie photo. I think we creators should remind ourselves our characters ought to mirror contemporary children's habits. Capybara is a great choice.
@Larue I'm getting aesops fables + Fantastic Mr.Fox vibe from your work. Nicely done.
@Tiffany-Thomas Your presentation sucessfully promotes a product to the viewer. I learned a lesson-of-the-day from your piece. TY.
@alicepelot I like your method in depicting the satyr's hair and fur, as well as the character's clean shape.
@chrisaakins We need more African fairy tales. Props on exploration.
@ruth OMGosh. This is giving me Don't Starve PTSD. Love it.
@CLCanadyArts Dinosaur! Neander-gob! I'm jealous?
@Jeremiahbrown Great presentation. The water-crossing shot really sold it for me. Potentially marketable to readers who live in flood-prone areas.
@avfarrar Thank you for the compliment. I have to confess that I "borrowed" the idea of dirty feet from the character Mebh from Wolfwalkers.

[ValD]

@Georgios-Christopoulos thank u!!!

[jakecrowe]

@Georgios-Christopoulos thank you!

[Tiffany Thomas]

@willicreate Awww, thank you so much for the shout out! I totally appreciate the encouragement, you're awesome and I love your style!

[cianamacaroni]

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[cianamacaroni]

Hey everyone! I'm so excited to be entering a monthly contest for the first time.

Let me introduce you to Twig. She's a brave, fierce girl from a miniature village of tiny elf-like creatures (leaves to scale!). When she caught wind of the goblins' plans to destroy her home, she took it upon herself to find someone who could help.

In my rendition of the prompt, the village is poor in a material sense, but rich in love. The elves are paupers who make do with what they find on the forest floor. Whereas goblins are typically depicted as groveling creatures of the lowest social class, they're snobbish, monocle-wearing posh folk in my story. They no longer value the resources that nature presents, and want to use the land the village sits on for their own purposes...

[KristyM]

Here is my entry for this one, which has been a beautiful journey to create. This is Arien, she has a fire inside that she has had to learn to use for in the right way for her journey to help her people. I too have a quokka in my story, which is an Australian animal, and for those who have never heard of one, google it, it will make your day so much brighter X K

[Gaelle Grizzly]

Here we go. Hope you'll like it :). Young Melvin will have some trouble leaving his village!