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    • Kristin Wauson
      Kristin Wauson @Eli last edited by

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      • Kristin Wauson
        Kristin Wauson last edited by

        @Eli does this look better? Do you think I moved the hood far enough?

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        • Jon Anderson
          Jon Anderson SVS OG @Kristin Wauson last edited by Jon Anderson

          @kristin-wauson This is a nice illustration you have going here. If I may chime in, the added red of the back of the hood helps, but in my opinion the white on the left side (as we see it) also needs to be reduced or tucked behind her head. The ellipse created by the fluffy edge of the hood opening is causing us to think the head is turned more that it probably is. Tucking that side a bit might do the trick. I also like your texture. That is something I really struggle with and your's looks great in my opinion.

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          • Kristin Wauson
            Kristin Wauson last edited by

            Great observation! Thank you! The texture layer on top is Will Terry’s from his Digital/Watercolor mixed media class. You can download them from the supplemental materials. πŸ™‚

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            • Chip Valecek
              Chip Valecek SVS Team SVS OG last edited by

              WOW, just WOW I want to hug that bear and lil girl.


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              • Kristin Wauson
                Kristin Wauson @Jon Anderson last edited by

                @jon-anderson Is this better?

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                • Kristin Wauson
                  Kristin Wauson @Chip Valecek last edited by

                  @chip-valecek Yay! Thank you so much for your help. πŸ™‚

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                  • Eli
                    Eli @Kristin Wauson last edited by

                    @kristin-wauson I think this is getting there! What @Jon-Anderson said about the fluffy trim was what I was TRYING to say, and he said it much better!

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                    • rcartwright
                      rcartwright last edited by

                      I really like this so far but I would like to mention that when I squint at this the blue on the bear is very strong and brighter than the warmer light. I'm making this point only because I assume the warmer light is your key light? Nice work so far

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                      • Jon Anderson
                        Jon Anderson SVS OG @Kristin Wauson last edited by

                        @kristin-wauson that is better! It's amazing how small fixes can make a difference. After reading the comment @rcartwright made I noticed that the northern lights seem really hot and drew more attention. I don't know if you intended for it to be a focal point but if you didn't you might just fade that and its reflections a bit. Nice work!

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                        • Kristin Wauson
                          Kristin Wauson @Jon Anderson last edited by

                          @jon-anderson and @rcartwright yes, I was a little worried about that and actually darkened the values on those areas already. I work on it a bit more though. Thank you both!!

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                            SketchyCaroline last edited by

                            I love this picture. If this was an illustration in a children's book, it would definitely draw me in. I can feel the sense of rescue and care coming from the bear to the child, and that they are about to set off on a journey together. Lovely work.

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                            • Kristin Wauson
                              Kristin Wauson @SketchyCaroline last edited by

                              @sketchycaroline Thank you so much! πŸ™

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