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    November 2023 Submissions - How To Fix Your Art

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    • MarcRobinson
      MarcRobinson last edited by

      Flight HTFYA Marc Robinson.jpg

      This is my submission for "Flight". I got so much good advice from the WIP thread where all the critiques were super helpful. Don't be afraid to post your works in progress over there. It helped my image loads, and the guys were really tactful with their critiques. As you can see, these cats are escaping prison in a makeshift flying machine. I don't think it's going to make it very far for some reason (it doesn't look very air-worthy). Inspired by the Minions escaping prison scene from the Despicable Me 3 film 😂

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        • Enni Heikura
          Enni Heikura last edited by

          This is my submission (at least one of them:))
          kulku25.jpg

          https://www.instagram.com/ennis_illustration/
          https://eeh.pb.gallery/

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          • Martanoemi
            Martanoemi last edited by

            I'm Marta. I'm not sure if this is telling the story I want it to tell. She is suppossed to be weaving a world, a landscape. I would really like to improve all that there is to improve...it's been a while since I did this illustration and I cant get this character out of my head.
            ella.jpg

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              JennyWren last edited by

              I am new to critiquing, but very keen for feedback.
              I’m not sure if my style is old fashioned… of course, it is. My hero is the 19th century Arthur Rackham. But I may need to experiment to reach today’s kids.IMG_2759.jpeg

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                JennyWren last edited by

                Any feedback is welcome.IMG_2763.jpeg

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                • Jason Crowley
                  Jason Crowley last edited by Jason Crowley

                  Here's my play on the prompt "flight". I've just realised that if you click on the images added to this thread you can see a higher resolution image with a bit less compression (although there's still quite a lot of compression 😥 ).

                  Flight1-Jason-Crowley.jpg

                  https://www.jasoncrowley.art
                  https://www.instagram.com/jason_crowley/

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                    • Larue
                      Larue @JennyWren last edited by

                      @JennyWren I think this is just gorgeous! Lovely underlying line work and beautiful glow to your colors. May I ask what medium/ program/s your using?

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                        Larue @Martanoemi last edited by

                        @Martanoemi She’s beautiful and I think her story reads well.

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                          amaryllis last edited by

                          My take on the prompt "Flight".

                          Flight 2 (reduced).png

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                          • Miriam
                            Miriam @JennyWren last edited by

                            @JennyWren This is beautiful. I think this style is perfect for a fairytale concept. (I don't really know what appeals to today's storybook market. All I can say is: I like it.)

                            Just one small thing: The sandals are a little confusing to me. It looks like the boy is wearing the sandals, but his shirt looks like pajamas, so I think he's wearing a nightshirt. It makes sense that he would grab a cloak, but why would he take the time to lace up this kind of sandal, if he didn't have time to get dressed? I do like how one is falling away, though. (Maybe because he didn't have time to tie it up very well?) The cloak / cape looks pretty fancy, so it seems like he'd have more than one type of shoes.

                            I love the style, color palette, and all the texture & details!

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                                • Ayesha Masood
                                  Ayesha Masood last edited by

                                  Hi everyone,
                                  This is my submission for the prompt ‘flight’.
                                  Cant figure out how to make this piece more engaging and less empty.

                                  IMG_0620.jpeg

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                                    AbramHartrick last edited by

                                    Hi everyone, here's my submission for 'Flight'. It's a double page spread for a book I'm working, the text would sit in the lower left hand side. I have to admit I'm feeling a whole lot of 'imposter syndrome' posting into this group with so much amazing art. As per the instructions, this is a finished piece, but any feedback is appreciated!

                                    Blasting-Over-the-City-HTFYA_Abram_Hartrick.jpg

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                                    • Enni Heikura
                                      Enni Heikura last edited by Enni Heikura

                                      A slightly older work, but suitable for this prompt 🙂

                                      nimetön.jpg

                                      https://www.instagram.com/ennis_illustration/
                                      https://eeh.pb.gallery/

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                                        Annika Wenzel last edited by

                                        Here is my submission to the prompt "flight". 🙂

                                        Tierhimmel2,5.png

                                        https://www.instagram.com/lauterfarben/

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                                        • AngelinaKizz
                                          AngelinaKizz last edited by

                                          Heres my submission for HTFYA November
                                          penguinscanfly.jpg

                                          www.evarartistry.com
                                          www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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                                          • Larue
                                            Larue last edited by Larue

                                            Flight! Gave up two days of Inktober to focus on this one. Had fun with the lighting.IMG_0377.jpeg

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