Personal piece from start to finish!

[Leontine]

@Thrace-Shirley-Mears Thank you Thrace!

[DanetteDraws]

@Leontine-Gaasenbeek This is so great - you are a rockstar at rendering! Love your colour palette and 'mood' of this piece.

I feel like your snail is more a slug though - where's his shell? You just barely have a tangent with the end of his tongue and leash too.

[Jiří Kůs]

Great illustration, you did a really good job... one thing is bothering me though... instead of walking the snail/slug, she is posing for a photo. She is even showing off her ring

[Steve Young]

Really well done, great colors

[Naroth Kean]

It looks amazing. I really love the color. The characters are adorable. Well done!

[Leontine]

@Jiří-Kůs Thats because at first it was a Characterdesign.

[Leontine]

@DanetteDraws Your right, it is a slug.

[Craig Babin]

I love your drawing and painting style. Great use of what looks to be a white wash over the distant trees, to give it that hazy depth of field look. Great work!

[Peter Jarvis]

@Leontine-Gaasenbeek I absolutely love the colours. The characters as gorgeous. I can see them having some great adventures. Awesome piece.

[Leontine]

@Peter-Jarvis thanks a lot!

[Leontine]

@Craig-Babin thank you so much!

[Leontine]

@Naroth-Cow thank you very much!

[Leontine]

@Steve-Young thanks Steve!

[Javier Diaz]

Looking good. I would probably bump up the contrast a bit. I feel like the highlights can be pushed a bit more.

[Lee White]

Beautiful piece! Very nice compostiion and really lovely attention to the details.

In my story telling video that's coming out in Sept, one of the key things I talk about is really thinking about how you want your audience to feel when you do a piece. Then catering to that feeling with your arsenal of tools and tricks to hit that feeling. This, to me, is a very magical piece. Your style is right on the money and as I mentioned before, your details are really nice. I think the only thing that could be used to improve it is the color and contrast. You need to up the "magic" and to me that means going with a warm/cool relationship. This will bring our foreground forward and push the trees in the background back some.

I did a quick paint over to show an example. Feel free to interpret as needed to make it work for you. : )

[Leontine]

@Lee-White Thank you very much for your effort Lee! I think It works out better this way!

[Ben Rudnicki142]

Wow that looks great! I really like following your process on this and seeing how you did things. Great job.

[Leontine]

@Ben-Rudnicki142 Thank you so much Ben! have a nice day