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    • burvantill
      burvantill Moderator @braden H last edited by burvantill

      @Braden-Hallett Bravo! I’m so jealous πŸ˜œπŸ‘.

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

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      • JerrySketchyArt
        JerrySketchyArt @braden H last edited by

        @Braden-Hallett You're going to get grilled now, because I decided last night to ask you some questions too. πŸ˜›

        1. I noticed that you said those are for warm up. Your characters look pretty well worked out. Do you set a time limit, or do you just go until you're happy?

        2. Are those prompts from a random generator, or are you following some sort of public challenge?

        The most recent 3 Point Perspective podcast made me think about focusing better on things that are relevant to my goals (which is art for my games). Character creation is a huge part of that, so what you are doing with those prompts seems right up my alley. Think I'm going to do a sub-par version of this to get the creative juices flowing each morning. Thanks for the inspiration!

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        • Sas
          Sas @braden H last edited by

          @Braden-Hallett Such luxury! (Don't take notice of this little jealous monkey.) This is so cool to hear that you just took a break from everything to go with your passion! You're my hero of the day. πŸ†

          https://www.instagram.com/sasmakkinje/

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          • burvantill
            burvantill Moderator @LauraA last edited by

            @LauraA I think this is wonderful! πŸ‘

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

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            • RJWoodworth
              RJWoodworth @braden H last edited by

              @Braden-Hallett Your color choice is always amazing! You have a very personal and unique style. This happens whenever I leave my nephews to play alone. By the time I get back some one is in a head lock, haha!

              Riley J Woodworth
              AKA "Baldy" "Little Man" & "Jamal"

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              • RJWoodworth
                RJWoodworth last edited by

                This month I have been studying how to draw the head. A few of these are studies from life, others are studies from Andrew Loomis' book "Drawing the Head and Hands"

                Sketches of the character "Dr. Void"
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                Head Studies
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                Riley J Woodworth
                AKA "Baldy" "Little Man" & "Jamal"

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                • braden H
                  braden H @JerrySketchyArt last edited by

                  @SketchyArtish yay! Grilling!

                  1.) I have a set amount of time (2 hours) in the morning that I use for practice linework, a random character (or colour/texture study, I kinda waffle between the two) and work on a comic page. So I DO have a time limit, but it's kind of a loose limit, if you get what I mean?

                  2.)The prompts are from a random genny. Art prompts. I don't they update their site much anymore, though, which is too bad 😞 All kinda of neat prompts though for characters, monsters, environments, etc.

                  Glad I could help πŸ™‚ Targeted art practice is HARD. Another neat place to get character concepts it the character drawing subreddit. Lots of neat dnd characters n stuff.

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                  • braden H
                    braden H @Sas last edited by

                    @Sas @RJWoodworth Thanks! πŸ™‚

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                    • JerrySketchyArt
                      JerrySketchyArt @braden H last edited by JerrySketchyArt

                      @Braden-Hallett Thanks for the info. Art prompts is where I got the idea for today. That site and Something to Draw are great for randomness. Went to Reddit and I'm already subbed to that one. I need to login to my art account more often! πŸ˜ƒ

                      There is just soooo much to learn with art. It really is tough not to chase squirrels and stay focused.

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                      • LauraA
                        LauraA SVS OG @braden H last edited by

                        @Braden-Hallett I'm impressed with your volume even knowing that you "just draw all day." As a person with a perfection paralysis/volume problem, I'm totally inspired to follow in your footsteps! This week's podcast also helped.

                        Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauraintorino/
                        http://lauraaldersonart.com/

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                        • braden H
                          braden H @LauraA last edited by

                          @LauraA Thanks! Yeah, that was a particularly good episode of the podcast for me, too. I have the same analysis paralysis problem, too. I think it's just one of those things πŸ™‚

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                          • Susan Marks
                            Susan Marks @burvantill last edited by

                            @burvantill I like these a lot-it's a great prompt. My favorite is the second to the last one, followed by the last one.

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                            • Susan Marks
                              Susan Marks @cuquetafera last edited by

                              @cuquetafera These are very sweet and family-positive, which is perhaps what you're going for with some adverts for a doula.
                              I think your choice of brown (vs traditional) back outlines is interesting-and gives them a fresh look.

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                              • Susan Marks
                                Susan Marks @JerrySketchyArt last edited by

                                @SketchyArtish Cool idea-can you tell us any more about the game? And kudos to you for doing a "sub-par" version. It looks like you went for the main points-i'll be curious to see how this develops-what the mid-par version looks like.
                                Definitely the recent SVS podcast on obstacles is giving lots of pause-and hope.

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                                • kylebeaudette
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                                  Made this guy. 4 inches tall

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                                  • JerrySketchyArt
                                    JerrySketchyArt @Susan Marks last edited by

                                    @Susan-Marks said in Our SVS Virtual Studio 2019!:

                                    @SketchyArtish Cool idea-can you tell us any more about the game? And kudos to you for doing a "sub-par" version. It looks like you went for the main points-i'll be curious to see how this develops-what the mid-par version looks like.
                                    Definitely the recent SVS podcast on obstacles is giving lots of pause-and hope.

                                    My current project is a bass fishing game. Pretty niche audience, but if anyone is interested it's at ToadTimeGame.com.. I also have some smaller "game jam" stuff at JerryDenton.com. I've been slacking on the short silly games lately and aim to improve that as this year goes on.

                                    Those drawings are basically just for a warm up in the morning. I run a couple of miles when I wake up every day, so I decided these characters would be my "creative jog". So far it's really working! Using the random generator and no references forces me to be creative, without the pressure of making something fantastic. Kind of like the gesture class we're doing but for character design. πŸ™‚ So while I could keep going on those if anything turns out really cool, it's more about just making something... anything to get started each day.

                                    Last couple of attempts:
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                                    • braden H
                                      braden H last edited by

                                      My entry for the Calgary expo 2019 (which I SHOULD be exhibiting at) art book! The prompt was 'fantastic realms'.

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                                      • Susan Marks
                                        Susan Marks @JerrySketchyArt last edited by

                                        @SketchyArtish said in Our SVS Virtual Studio 2019!:

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                                        Some fun! I grew up in the midwest where bass fishing was definitely a "thing." My people were a bit more into walleyes and lots of variety of trout-but bass fishing was around. It's so fun for me here, as a relative newbie, to put together the posts from folks and piece together their story, like how the image you posted of the "weigh in scene" fits into your overall work.

                                        I like the idea of the morning drawing warm-up. I'm trying to chip away at the "oh, Must Be Perfect" gremlin who sings to me every time I put (apple) pencil to paper/iPad.

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                                        • burvantill
                                          burvantill Moderator last edited by

                                          FYI Graphite transferring does not work well on aluminum. 😝
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                                          This is AFTER going over the faint lines from the transfer. Very light. And don’t bump it because it wipes right off. 😳πŸ€ͺ

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

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                                          • Whitney Simms
                                            Whitney Simms SVS OG last edited by

                                            2DAAC8B1-9583-4E9C-87E0-52F5B928B17F.jpeg I painted this for my mom today. It was fun. She came and chatted while I painted. Not a master concept, but it was nice watching what the color did on arches 300lb paper and not be stressed about the result. Most of the time I using that paper I’m super stressed and do enjoy the process. It is completely different then my everyday paper:

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