JANUARY CONTEST: Tiger
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Tiger prompt now submitted
there's some amazing pieces on here guys!
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@emily_elizabeth Awesome illustration Emily!
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@mymightypencil thank you
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Her hair is epic and mesmerizing @emily_elizabeth! Nice contrast with the greenery.
If you want some feedback from the community, best to create a WIP thread in the forum since this thread is for sharing final submissions
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@jeremy-ross gotcha! And thank you
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This little, tiger cub is in need of a bath. He does not want to though, until he sees a friendly-looking, rubber duck floating in the tub. Maybe it could be fun after all...
I had so much fun drawing tigers and coming up with ideas, and then making the final illustration for the art challenge. Everyone's posted such cute illustrations. I can't wait to see what everyone will come up with for February!
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@bnyhof “…and she walked outta my life…” in my best vintage private detective voice. Love this
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@bnyhof very cool!
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@mymightypencil Awww. Really love this. But so sad.
Poor Timmy. I hope they turn up! -
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Hi everyone. Oh man! everyone is so good this month
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Inspired by William Blake's poem, The Tyger.
Great job this month, everyone!
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QUESTION:
@LisaF Can the entries for the Critique Arena include a line of text? I submitted an entry for the Tiger contest, and then noticed that no one else has included a line of text. This is my first time entering, so any guidance would be great. Thank you.
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@maryannlucas People do it all the time. Go for it! Just remember that it is considered as part of your illustration though.
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@moana-maureen I really like the style you created here. I would love to hear about your process. It almost looks like you painted it in oils. Did you do this in Photoshop? Details! I want details!
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@chrisaakins This is my favorite, hands down. Such an original concept!
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Here is my entry for January.
When I began thinking about concepts, I realized that my only firsthand associations with tigers were either from the circus or the zoo...neither one terribly popular ideas in this modern time. I began researching the native locations of tigers, and then began concepting with the location of India in mind, because I have always been fascinated by India: the beautiful people, the fashion, the colors, the amazing patterns...
I imagine a young girl growing up in an a family of acrobats who adopts a baby tiger and teaches it some amazing skills. I've got the cover, now I just need to make the book!
