Art Perks Sketchbook
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Thanks everyone! Here's a full size mock-up to make sure I like it before working on the drawing.
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@Shannon-Perkins Hi Shannon, it looks so nice already! GoGoGo!
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Great Work love your whole process.
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Alright, here's a WIP of the image. I went back and forth and whether I wanted to do a more drawing focused piece or painting. In the end I decided on painting, I felt like the little girl was hard to read as line since she's pretty small.
I'm having a lot of fun with this piece. I really want to finish it this weekend, but Illl admit my painting skills are rusty so it's been slow going.
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Really great sense of depth. Great work, cant fault it.
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@Shannon-Perkins This is a really strong piece. The composition/value flows so well; you've established a fore/middle/background that feels really believable. And your Astrid is so sweet. Can't wait to see the finished piece.
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Finally finished it! Thanks everyone for your encouragement and comments. I'd love to hear what people think of it. Feedback is much appreciated!
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Has a really nice feel, great job!
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Great work!
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@Shannon-Perkins Your finished piece looks wonderful! The shading is smooth and fits the scenery. Great job!
I see a white line...Is this a harsh rim light behind the figure and grass? (Please correct me, if I misinterpret it) IMO there should be some more white spots near Astrid's shoes and on the leaves of grass, if bright sunlight shines through the trees on the valley. -
Thanks everyone! I'm glad people like my illustration.
@Fabienne thank you. You're right that there is a rim light in there. The lighting wasn't meant to be too harsh, but I added in the rim light to help separate the characters from the background. I see what you're saying that it's confusing what type of lighting it is, I'm going to go back in to make it more clear (and fix a few tangents). Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!
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Nice piece mate. It's great seeing the WIP too - from loose to tight.
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enjoy this image, great use of color and detail.
