FINISHED SLOWVEMBER IMAGES!
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With an hour left on this slowvember, Pop Pop Squirrel has finally finished storing food away for winter.
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This is my mouse who goes on all sorts of little adventures in my drawings, he is always traveling somewhere but I don't know where. I don't know what to call it yet, since no pun-iful title has come to mind. I did this in watercolor, pastels, colored pencil, and ink on hot press, 10"by 20".
because art imitates life and life is beautiful
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@jason-bowen Wow!
Marsha Ottum Owen
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@elaine-b Looks nice! I need to check that video out. I've been thinking about light lately
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@marsha-kay-ottum-owen thanks
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@chip-valecek So cute. I love those babies and their teeth
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@hilariousbosch Wow, very nicely done. You really blended the media together well.
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@umutdulger i really like the textures and colors in this.
Marsha Ottum Owen
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I did this for Slowvember, but I completely forgot to post my images. But I will post them anyway because I entered the comforting fireplace image in an SCBWI contest and did not win. If you're willing, please give comments as to why I probably didn't win. However, I had fun adding to my portfolio. I also created a 3-page magazine spread for pre-teens with an article I wrote, but I am not posting that because I would like to try to get it published.
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@marsha-kay-ottum-owen thanks for your feedback
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Great work guys!! A lot of beautiful illustrations in this thread.
This Slowvember I decided to add a cover book design to my portfolio.
This is the final result. I'll post the process in another thread.
I added a simple animation to my illustration.
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@doha I did a double-take there for a second. Those blinking eyes-- cute.
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@lee-white This is so beautiful. I can wait to see what this becomes. I love how you use light.
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@blessings thanks!
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@blessings Somehow I missed this one before. Very cute
I love your description of the curlie twirling process .Marsha Ottum Owen
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@lee-white Just curious. What size do paper you work on?
Marsha Ottum Owen
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@marsha-kay-ottum-owen mostly 16x20 image on an 18x22 inch paper. That's because it's big enough to be sloppy with the paint and is a standard size for framing.
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@lee-white Thanks! I was wondering
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@doha Love this!! It’s so cute and very well done.
