November 2024 Submissions - How To Fix Your Art

[AustinShurtliff]

@TY-Graphics-LLC Not again!

[Napoleana]

[franh]

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[Arthur Campling]

Forgot to put my name on the last one, but no this time!

[Yogita Chawdhary]

@Arthur-Campling Haha, love the idea! What might not look appetizing to you could be a delicious treat for someone else.

[ChloeGreenbergArt]

[Taku Ward]

[Taku Ward]

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[Arthur Campling]

@Yogita-Chawdhary Thanks!

[ArtistErin]

Here's the start of my initial idea for November's How to Fix Your Art... my thinking here is Mom took a cooking class and decided to try her brand spankin' new skills making an ambitious dish, it's a dicey situation! I hope the story is clear!

[Yogita Chawdhary]

Has anyone tried Casu martzu here? It sure looks disgusting to me.

[AthenaBeana]

@Yogita-Chawdhary I love the expressions! I think you totally nailed the prompt.

[Yogita Chawdhary]

@AthenaBeana Thank you so much! Had fun working on this one

[StudioHannah]

I’m stuck between two ideas: a momma bird feeding her chicks a worm or two kids exchanging their school lunches! So torn lol

[Mariana B.]

As the mom of an extremely picky eater, I remember making all kinds of smoothies and baked foods adding vegetables and fruits and many of them looked green but were actually very good!

Updated to fix a little detail and name the file correctly

[Yogita Chawdhary]

@Mariana-B This is beautiful, Mariana! Love the expression of the kids.

[Mariana B.]

@Yogita-Chawdhary thank you!

[Jacob Davenport]

[Mariana B.]

This is another idea inspired by the prompt.
As mentioned in my other entry, this took me back to a time where I had to be very creative with food for my picky eater. Another technique I learned was to not only involve my child during cooking and prepping, but also we did a lot of sensory play with food. Although we never did a witchy themed play, we did lot of playing.

[OBissex]

Lately I've been trying to avoid my normal approach of rendering everything like crazy- I want to use form as a focal point and let other parts of the drawing recede into flat patches of tone. Hopefully that helps me focus on composition more!

Here I wanted a creepy and gross subject without being too offputting. But i wonder if it feels a little cold?