Our SVS Virtual Studio JUNE 🌞 2019

[MichaelaH]

still working on this drawthisinyourstyle challange by carmensaldana_illustration
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxjqCYLo-b2/
doing this really my style, but still a lot of work before me

[Kat]

@karolifo this looks like fun - almost like a game! And so appropriate for where I live. 80's yesterday, 46 this morning.

[animatosoor]

@MichaelaH This is shaping up really nicely. It's going to look wonderful when finished! Looking forward to seeing it. I enjoy seeing all of their facial expressions, and the rabbit pointing with the carrot is really neat, haha.

[karolifo]

@Kat Thanks! It is based on a game I’m planning on making it into a game too

[Judy Elizabeth Wilson]

Hello everyone. Something different from me, a girl racing her beautiful horse.

[MichaelaH]

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson Nice, the horse looks little bit like paper cut horse, very nice.

[Susan Marks]

@Coreyartus Tier 4! Wow...
These are great images-and how great that you have the summer for focus on this.

I really love color--but I think the black and white (with blue)-is super powerful.

[Susan Marks]

@chrisaakins I like this a lot! Is it an anniversary homage? And do the pages of text have specific meaning to the couple?

[Susan Marks]

@burvantill While technically June--I usually wrap up my previous month with a "top 3"--my favorite, best images I drew in the past month, and then I post this as the co ver to that month's journal.

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[chrisaakins]

@Susan-Marks it was a wedding gift. The pages were random but I used the titles to accent the beauty of marriage.

[Coreyartus]

@jwing Thanks so much! I'm having fun in that "alternate universe" Oz!

[sketchbook]

I started taking a class in traditional Korean ink painting last month. I thought it would be a cool expansion of my artistic tool set. It’s turned into a bit of an obsession. So here’s the studio wall with practice exercises and a couple experiments. This month, I’ll be working to bring more of the ink painting into my illustration work and a bit more of my illustration style to the ink painting to see if I can find a new middle ground. Fun stuff!

[graphitebouquet]

I really struggle with remaining consistent in my cartoon shorthand for specific characters so I used my son as a model and played around with his facial expressions, exaggerating slightly but also trying to keep the same template to get used to the idea.

[Jason Bowen]

I'm working on this at the moment. I decided I do too many dark paintings so I am trying to paint on white

[Elena Marengoni]

Practicing sketching from real life to strengthen my understanding of volumes, depth, light and shadow and building a stronger visual library that I can reference later on in my drawings.

[Adriana Bergstrom]

I just finished these portraits for the SCBWI Orlando conference (SHHh - the participants won't see them until this Friday!)

[Heather Boyd]

Blending digital oils and using references.

[Judy Elizabeth Wilson]

@MichaelaH Thanks. First attempt at a running horse. Looking at it now a shadow to the legs furthest from the viewer would look good.

[Coley]

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson this is really sweet and recognizable as your style, I love it!

[Buddy Skelton]

Made a meerkat unicorn for #junicorn.