a book for sick children
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What a great project. It's a cute picture.
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Great project! The image is simple and catchy and I like the color scheme. I would suggest to change his expression though. At the moment I would describe it as "embarrassed". I think a happy, joyful expression may be more fitting. Maybe he could be reading the book and be enthusiast about it?
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I agree with @smceccarelli , open his mouth a little and change the direction of his eye brows and that would change his expression. Simple/quick fix.
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@smceccarelli thanks for stepping in;) i wanted him to look a bit week, so cant be super excited to get a book. But embarrased was defenietly not my aim!
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@Chip-Valecek thank you:) things like that are not so easy for me, but i ll try to fix the poor guy
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@smceccarelli @Chip-Valecek how about this expression? Many thanks for your tips
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Definitely much better!! Tips for showing fragility in children (or any character) thin neck and narrow/slumped shoulders compared to the size of the head. Also, the lower the eyes are on the head, the younger a character looks.
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@smceccarelli u rock! thanks
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@aska he looks much happier now.
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Done. What you can see on the cover of the book is logo of the action. Again thanks for help guys
(@Marsha-Kay-Ottum-Owen, @smceccarelli , @Chip-Valecek )
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Hey, here is another pic from this series. This boy is from orphanage, where we also will be giving the charity books away. What do you think?
Quality is low, as its designed for Facebook.
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It looks really nice. I love how the light is coming from the book. I think it will be a hit!
