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[burvantill]

@demotlj I built it at 6x4.25”. i haven’t printed it yet. I wanted to see if it would pass the digital test. I guess not.

[Heather Boyd]

@demotlj Second search find was "worm" right lols?

[demotlj]

@Heather-Boyd I added the worm for fun and after I finished inking I discovered hedgehogs sometimes eat worms. I guess I could enter this in "The Moment Before" contest!

[Heather Boyd]

@demotlj Yes I like it, will he eat him or befriend him, lols

[burvantill]

I decided not to go with the vintage postcard look. It was a stupid idea.
Here is what I am gonna do. Three postcards. I'm going to do pencil drawings (B/W) for the other side that correspond with the front image.

[Heather Boyd]

Worked on silhouettes at my grandmother's/ aunts house after my grandmother's funeral. I penciled on paper -trees, people moving and birds. Then inspired by a painting of a fox in the house -it help me put the shapes of a dog together. I sketched it and then redrew it better in Digital -WIP. It's a tad of the light side.

[Heather Boyd]

To end my day- personal project -I worked simply by putting two brushes together from Corel. Thanks

[Jon Anderson]

@Heather-Boyd I'm sorry for your loss. It's neat that you found an opportunity for a little study during those circumstances and perhaps find a release. I really like the shapes of the dog and bird, too.

[ArtofAleksey]

After practicing with stylizing things.. finally came up with a character design idea for my webcomic. Based off of Slavic folktales, prince Ivan.

[Heather Boyd]

@Aleksey Do you mean Ivan Ho?

[ArtofAleksey]

@Heather-Boyd maybe? Im not familiar with the surname, theres so many ivans in russian fairytales.

[Heather Boyd]

@Aleksey Sorry I guess not. Sir Walter Scott wrote a Scottish novel of an Ivanhoe.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Heather-Boyd ah no this is based off of ivan the fool. And various other slavik folk tales.

[Adriana Bergstrom]

Working on finishing color for a to-be indie-published book... had to share with someone! (SHHHhh for now)

[ArtofAleksey]

Another ivan design. I think i like the pointier jaw more.

[Heather Boyd]

@Aleksey I agree gives him a more confident if not a tad overconfident personality/look with the pointed jaw and nose. I don't know anything about the character however.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Heather-Boyd yeah i agree. Im kinda making it up. In the old stories hes the protagonist, im kinda making him an antihero because of how self centered he is. My own little adaptation.

[demotlj]

@Aleksey I also like the pointier jaw. The round jaw gives him more of a lazy look than an arrogant look but the pointier jaw communicates his personality well.

[ArtofAleksey]

@demotlj yeah totes. I’m gonna redo it (again) until it looks right to me. This is gonna be very fun.

[MissMushy]

Please feel free to go bananas on your critique ( saw discussion on safe words in forum earlier)
I have been trying to challenge myself with different camera angles as well using a limited colour palette- still trying to get better at digital too. Have revisited a Hansel and Gretel book cover I worked on in turbocharging your creativity class many moons ago - concept of ‘its a trap’ - but I changed the whole composition. Keywords; ominous,scary.

Any and all feed back welcome.
Thanks in advance