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    • braden H
      braden H @burvantill last edited by

      @burvantill

      I like it so far! Great composition with the massive turkey shape in the foreground.

      The only thing I could think of to do was to hunt for tangents, but the ones I found were pretty minor (like the right side of the dining table lamp butting up against the vertical window bit or the string from the kitchen light against the cookie jar on top of the cabinets). MAYBE the kid's nose in the foreground is a tangent with the turkey? Maybe?

      I'm looking foreward to seeing this one as it comes along ๐Ÿ™‚

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      • burvantill
        burvantill Moderator @braden H last edited by

        @art-of-b ah! I see those, now, ๐Ÿ˜œ Thankyou. I kinda wanted to show more of the child peeking at the turkey anyway, so I can move her up a bit to remove that little Bermuda Triangle that is glaring at me now. Lol!

        Lisa Burvant
        www.lisaburvant.com
        Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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        • chrisaakins
          chrisaakins last edited by

          So being a newbie in some ways, I must ask, what is the definition of a tangent?

          Chris Akins
          www.chrisakinsart.com
          www.instagram.com/chrisakinsart/

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          • braden H
            braden H @chrisaakins last edited by

            @chrisaakins

            This guide's not bad:

            GUIDE!

            Basically it's when lines interact in such a way that it's difficult to tell what object they belong to, connect in weird ways or kinda fuse objects together.

            They tend to sneak in even if you're super careful, especially when you have distinct line work.

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            • TwiggyT
              TwiggyT last edited by

              I really like how much is going on here, and all the props and such you've added in, and I think it looks great over all. The kid in the foreground made me chuckle. The one thing I would work on is the posing of the dad... he seems kind of stiff.

              http://twiggyt.com
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              • burvantill
                burvantill Moderator @TwiggyT last edited by

                @twiggyt I agree about the dad. The two other people in the far back as well. ๐Ÿ‘

                Lisa Burvant
                www.lisaburvant.com
                Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                • burvantill
                  burvantill Moderator @braden H last edited by

                  @art-of-b That is a great guide! It perfectly explains tangents. I never knew all the names to call them. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜Ž

                  Lisa Burvant
                  www.lisaburvant.com
                  Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                  • Kristin Wauson
                    Kristin Wauson last edited by

                    Nice work so far. Love the concept and the sketch is nice. I would try to introduce more angles. Right now you have the horizontal and vertical edges of everything lining up with the image frame and it gives the room a little bit of a stiff feeling.

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                    • burvantill
                      burvantill Moderator last edited by

                      So I had a bit of a hicup yesterday. Iโ€™ve been plugging along in procreate and.. Iโ€™m not exactly sure how it happened but I lost a huge layer. ๐Ÿ™€
                      I think it happened when I merged two layers while being zoomed in and one of the layers was turned off. I didnโ€™t realize my mistake until a while later. And when I went to undo about a hundred times my procreate crashed and I lost the ability to undo to get the layer back.๐Ÿ˜ก
                      Iโ€™m calm now. I am redrawing everything with pencil and ink IRL since itโ€™s faster for me at this stage and the deadline is encroaching. ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿคช

                      Lisa Burvant
                      www.lisaburvant.com
                      Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                      • Kristin Wauson
                        Kristin Wauson last edited by

                        Oh no! So sorry that happened. On the bright side anytime Iโ€™m forced to do anything over against my will it turns out better the second time. I hope that happens for you!

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                          JennyJones @burvantill last edited by

                          @burvantill OH NO!!!! That's horrid! Glad you have been able to gather yourself and move onward and upward. I merged away all my line work for a big piece of my last drawing. It was sad times. The joys and pains of digital work. Good luck with the rest. โ˜บ

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                          • Branden Brushett
                            Branden Brushett @burvantill last edited by

                            @burvantill I had something similar happen to me. I attempted to merge a TON of layers at the same time. Procreate does NOT like this. It crashed, I went back in, all undo history was gone. Image was flattened.

                            So lesson here is, be very careful when merging layers. And if you're going to do a big merge for whatever reason, maybe make a duplicate of the file first.

                            Branden Brushett
                            3D Game Artist/Writer/Illustrator
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                            • burvantill
                              burvantill Moderator @Branden Brushett last edited by

                              @branden-brushett No! That sucks. I'm in Photoshop with it now. I'm still a rookie in Procreate so I'm much more comfortable now, I can catch back up before Turkey day hits. ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ท๐Ÿ˜ณ

                              Lisa Burvant
                              www.lisaburvant.com
                              Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                              • burvantill
                                burvantill Moderator last edited by

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                                I finished my redraw with Ink today and brought it into Photoshop. I'm currently blocking the values. After redrawing it IRL, I realized how incredibly slow I still am in Procreate. I'm calling it a night.
                                =)x

                                Lisa Burvant
                                www.lisaburvant.com
                                Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                                • burvantill
                                  burvantill Moderator last edited by

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                                  So here is where I'm at. Still have a lot to do, but I was wonder ing about the color in the kitchen area. The bottom one is the brightest I want to go. But I thought it might be too bright so I made the top one less bright. I want the girl and the turkey to be THE focus. And the background stuff to be bonus stuff to look at after. LOL. Does that make sense? Anyway, top or bottom?

                                  Lisa Burvant
                                  www.lisaburvant.com
                                  Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                                    JennyJones @burvantill last edited by

                                    @burvantill Top, I think. My eye was a little more drawn to the mom figure in the bottom picture. I love all the family action. Itโ€™s a fun piece.

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                                    • burvantill
                                      burvantill Moderator last edited by

                                      I... think I'm done. What do you think? Frankness is appreciated. =)x
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                                      Lisa Burvant
                                      www.lisaburvant.com
                                      Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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