Our SVS Virtual Studio July ⛵️
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@kylebeaudette I really like this - they're so cute!
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Rough character design for a comic that probably will never happen
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@Braden-Hallett I love it
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@Jon-Anderson this is really beautiful and intriguing but I am a sucker for Gray scale images.
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A girls and her silly cats
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Practicing my line and wash - this is a friend’s cabin in New Hampshire (US) where I am vacationing. Maybe I should put something suburban-ish in the yard and call it “Arthur’s house” for the contest
Laurie DeMott
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This week a local pop-up vaccine hub invited in our Urban Sketchers group to document their final day. The setting was a beautiful 17th century house and people having Pfizer got to sit in the flower gardens for their 15 minute wait
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My water loving Albert would gladly live there! -
@Oana You’re right. In fact I wouldn’t be surprised if there are a few of his relatives somewhere in this lake. (I loved your Albert, by the way.)
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Whenever I'm not sure what to draw, I draw something 'turtle-y'... like this turtletank :-]
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This week I got my first ever self-published project done and up for sale. It's not children's illustration but I'm really proud of it. I couldn't find a cheap source for the type of calendar I wanted to make, so I just did it myself. I learned so much doing this, and the things I had to do to make it happen are going to pay off in my future: I bought a nice professional printer (Canon Pixma Pro 200), I started an LLC, I invested in a good paper (thanks to @Lee-White for the B&H Photo source), a hole-punch and shipping supplies, figured out how the e-commerce offerings work on my website service... It has been a profoundly valuable endeavor with such a deeply intense learning curve--and I'm so glad I did it. Even if I don't sell a single calendar, the choices I committed to will pay off in the long run in many ways, with many potential projects now possible. It has been a very good couple of weeks in my studio!
https://www.coreyartusimagery.com/2022calendar/2022calendar
Children's Illustration Portfolio: https://www.coreyartusillustration.com
Art Portfolio: https://www.coreyartusimagery.com
Mastodon: https://mindly.social/@Coreyartus
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@demotlj this is beautiful!
@PieterVanDerBeek love the medal of honor!Here is some linework on a piece that serves as a warm up these last two days!
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Congratulations @Coreyartus! What a huge step setting up your business! Your calendar is beautiful!
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Hi @Janette, I really like the style and color choices!
If I pretended to be an art director offering a critique for SCBWI, I would say the following:
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The piece feels heavy on the right. Possibly add text to upper left to add narrative for storytelling.
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I’m not sure I understand what’s happening. Is the man selling his cat, or did he sell something already? He’s flipping a coin back, so…
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The cat is cute, but she looks like she’s hovering on outside of the mans arm. Should she be on the inside?
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You might consider lightening up the curvy road behind the man since his arms and neck almost bend in with the road.
Hope this helps. Also, just realized I probably shouldn’t offer feedback in this forum, so please let me know if you prefer I delete this post.
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Road trip adventures! Hope everyone's summer has been great so far!
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@Janette This is so exciting! It looks great! Please drop a link when it's available!
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@Janette I had a similar image in my little self-published Amazon book. It was cool to see yours ("great minds..." kinda thing maybe
?). I love that angle! The bare light and pull string combo in the foreground really heighten that empty feel. Lovely work and congrats again!
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@Jeremy-Ross Yeah, I need to add text, becaise its the Crooked Man Nursery Rhyme, which would explain the image.
Art is hard.
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@Jeremiahbrown Lovely work. Great light and shadow.
