Folktale Week Illustrations - add yours :D
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Oh man, I love all of these. Why are all the best art challenges loaded in the end of the year when all this other stuff is going on?
I will have to participate in this one next year; as someone who hosts a comedy Folklore podcast it's deeply frustrating not to have the time to give this my all this year.
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I didn’t join last year and probably won’t have time to do much this year, but I did whip out a little cover. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone’s work
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I’m totally following you all this week. I can’t do it myself THIS week but I’m inspired to try my own soon. I’m loving all of your stuff!
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Wowser! You're all amazing - I love seeing your work. Here's mine for day 3 - Path
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@Heather-Boyd Thank you. This is my favourite art challenge of the year. I discovered it last year so knew it was coming up. I didn't have time for Inktober, but I love seeing everyone's work.
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@Nyrryl-Cadiz Thanks
The Illostories group makes everything easier - it's a FB group where everyone does their prep together from about 6 weeks before. I only found out about it a few weeks ago, but it's a really active community. -
my day three illustration:
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@SundayGirl76 wow really!? That’s so interesting! I’m going to check that out.
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Day 2 - Secret. #folktaleweek2019 Nanny had kept a secret for a long long time.
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@SundayGirl76 wow really cool!!!
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Fourth day of folktaleweek: Smoke
On a cold Christmas eve a young girl was sent out to sell matches on the streets. None wanted any and most ignored her. She wasn't wearing any shoes for a boy had stolen them and her clothes were too big and frazzled to keep her warm. Afraid to go home without any income, she huddles in a corner trying to keep warm with matches. With each match she imagined the heat of a stove, a warm hearth, delicious warm food and thought of her grandmother. She was the only person who ever was kind and loving toward her, unlike her parents who would beat her if she came home empty handed. Striking a match again she suddenly sees her grandmother standing over her. It fills her with utter joy, and before her shape can disappear in the darkness of the night the strikes several matches at once to look upon her grandmother's kind face longer. After those matches she doesn't strike up any more for she has left the world that has left her cold, to be with her grandmother who was sent to guide her on her way to were she will be happy once again.
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Day 3 - Path. #folktaleweek2019 All the best paths have dragons on them. -
Day 5: 'Darkness' : Koschei, an immortal evil man. He's immortal because he hid his soul in an egg in a duck and in turn that duck is hidden away somewhere too. Only if you squeeze the egg you kill him.
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day 6: Key: The golden horns of this buck are the key to untold riches to whoever can catch it and obtain its horns.
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Hi everyone, happy Folktale Week!
I was walking around my house and couldn't help but feel the pull to re-draw my floor mat with my own personal touch. This was a fun challenge for me because it's a style I'm not accustomed to illustrating in. I really enjoyed making this one.
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"Your wand is smoking!" Oops, sometimes things take a little practice. 
This is day 4 for #folktaleweek2019 for the prompt SMOKE. -
️What a beautiful night to stargaze. This is day 5 for #folktaleweek2019 for the Prompt DARKNESS. -
This key can take you places! Good find Lilly. This is day 6 for #folktaleweek2019 for the Prompt KEY. -
@SundayGirl76 I love this image! There is so much to do and see! Can I please use it to show my students the ways you can use positive and negative space to create successful art?
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Lilly passed the key to Basil and Rose who took it to the mysterious door in the tree with the crown shaped leaves.
This day 7 for #folktaleweek2019 for the Prompt CROWN.
Brilliant. So good to finish a project. I love how this art challenge progressed, all the art came from bits and pieces in my sketchbook, waiting to be taken to a finish.
