SVS Virtual Studio NOVEMBER 2023

kayleenartlover

Here’s a sketch I might draw for the next month’s HTFYA prompt: rock fortress

Filip Draskovic

TheresaMuth

@makekong ugh... I can't see them. ??? They are just smudges on my screen, darn it!

makekong

@TheresaMuth sorry they are smudges indeed I only posted the first thumbnails but I am starting on the new ones

Jacob Norton

Working on some concepts for HTFYA - quick sketch, value study, and light color study.

I like the concept I've got - a Rock concert in a rock fortress - now I've got some thumbnails to make before I do anything more refined.

kayleenartlover

I'm not sure if I posted this on the forum already, but here's my Wizard of Oz portfolio piece.

Jeremy Ross

I made this illustration last week, but today - wanted to see how it would look as a Picturebook!

Do you want to read it???

ajillustrates

My son (11 years old) and I are working on an 8-page bootleg Batman comic together, and we just finished our first pages:

MerryMary

@ajillustrates well this is 100% adorable. Love it!

alexw

@ajillustrates Eisner Award right here!

dinky

I really want to get better at water color, and just color in general. It’s not the best result painting on sketch paper but I’m trying to follow the idea of just painting and judging myself on them after I’ve gotten some mileage in.

makekong

@dinky I can hear this one, nice!

Coreyartus

I'm participating in Folktale Week this year, but at my own pace. My day job as a college theatrical costume instructor comes first, and we had a production go up this week so I was busy. Instead of looking at it like a negative (which is what I usually do) I did the requisite mental gymnastics to invert the situation to an opportunity instead, and decided to embrace "The Slow". I'm a big fan of Lee White's "Slowvember" concept, so I'm stretching things out and using the inspirational guides from Deb Stein's StoryCamp Disco and the prompt words when and how I want to use them. So far I've re-conceptualized my adaptation of the Little Red Riding Hood tale, done a ton of really interesting research that is influencing my story development, and even done a couple inspirational illustrations.

Here's the one for "Lost".

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Robyn Hepburn

@Coreyartus It's great! I love the wood effect and lighting and the fact the the word 'lost' only appears after looking for a little while. And it really looks like a stage scene.