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    • smceccarelli
      smceccarelli Pro SVS OG last edited by

      Next one down. What do you think of the green fog between the chairs? Too much?

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      • TessaW
        TessaW last edited by

        Beautiful! I personally think the green fog works well.

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        • Leontine
          Leontine @smceccarelli last edited by

          @smceccarelli Love it! its so illustrative! chapeau!

          Leontine
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          • smceccarelli
            smceccarelli Pro SVS OG last edited by

            I am not sure about this one...what do you think?

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            • Laurel Aylesworth
              Laurel Aylesworth @smceccarelli last edited by

              @smceccarelli I think the queen's dress needs more dimension to round it out (the way you did with the cheshire cat), but I do love how the points of the hearts are coming at Alice. And...psst...you should have won the SCBWI narrative art award. Totally solid work.

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              • Kevin Longueil
                Kevin Longueil SVS OG @smceccarelli last edited by

                @smceccarelli This looks great - i love the texture of the background! for feedback i would agree with Laurel - i think in the drawing that the density of hearts around the waist of the Queen seemed to imply her form more strongly than in the painted version - for the background it is possible that the color, saturation, and texture of the background are pulling my attention from Alice - even when i look directly at Alice she seems to fade from view as the background comes into focus - i messed with levels a bit hoping to find something that might get Alice to pop - did not really get great results but i felt that the green really works to bring Alice forward but maybe not as well with the queen - anyways - feel free to ignore 🙂 this series is really very impressive!!

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                • smceccarelli
                  smceccarelli Pro SVS OG last edited by

                  Thank you @Kevin-Longueil @Laurel-Aylesworth! I think you are definitely right, I need to mess a little with the queen's dress. I do not want to put something "inside" the dress, but it needs to get more volume. I also agree that I probably need to push back the background more. My major source of in-person feedback (a great designer colleague) suggested darkening it more. Or maybe it is the saturation. I'll play around. Green looks good - unfortunately the whole series only uses a five-color palette and it does not include green. Maybe I could try with teal and purple instead of yellow and purple...
                  Ok, more playing in any case.
                  Here is a little fun "extra" I did today for color collective. Not as polished, but I only had two hours...

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                  • MF James
                    MF James last edited by MF James

                    They are all great. I would love to have that book.

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                    • smceccarelli
                      smceccarelli Pro SVS OG last edited by smceccarelli

                      And the last.
                      I like the first three much more than the last two...but I guess I am tired and it's time to pause before I go in and make the final adjustments. I still have about five days, so there's time to look away before going back for corrections and edits.. .

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                      • Kevin Longueil
                        Kevin Longueil SVS OG @smceccarelli last edited by

                        @smceccarelli Very nice!!

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                        • Eli
                          Eli last edited by

                          @smceccarelli , amazing work!! I LOVE the color palette--it's so unexpected and it works so well! For the record, I really like the last two. It is hard to pick a favorite--I love Cheshire Cat and also the Tea Party--but they are ALL stunning.

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                          • MOO
                            MOO SVS OG @smceccarelli last edited by

                            @smceccarelli Love it! Your lighting is so good. Everything.....

                            Marsha Ottum Owen

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