Featured Student for February
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@Kalimostlypaints I remember the thumbnail phase of the second image, it's for the January prompt, right? LOVE how it turned out!!
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@Suji-Park Yes it is! Haven't posted it in the January thread yet. Thank you so much
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@Laura-Mcmillan I LOVE haiku--this is so cool! This is one of my favorite books:
Wind in the Long Grass: A Collection of Haiku https://www.amazon.com/dp/0671679783/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_i_KNnkEbJXCFFMC -
@nadyart I saw your Little Red Riding Hood on IG--love it
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@Gustavo-Ruiz that first one really grabbed me during the critiques
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@Aleksey lighting in #2 is so great!
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@Jeremy-Ross said in Featured Student for February:
@AustinShurtliff
Gotta submit my “Ah-Will-Cado”! Get it?love the title
I can't remember when/where I saw this, but remember thinking it's a perfect Valentine card! 
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@Jenna-Jenks I'm partial to your pup
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@BichonBistro It is very fun to write them! I’ll check out the book. Thanks!
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Well, not really an example of an illustration but I was greatly helped by many SVS classes in my painting of this work:
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@chrisaakins said in Featured Student for February:
Well, not really an example of an illustration but I was greatly helped by many SVS classes in my painting of this work:
.@chrisaakins This is beautiful Chris! To me it is an illustration because I want to know where she is going, is she alone, why is she going there, why does she look sad and somewhat apprehensive?
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@BichonBistro Aw thanks! YOu have always been so kind and thoughtful in your remarks!
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@BichonBistro Thank you for your kind feedback!
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@chrisaakins dang nice work
instagram and twitter: @artofaleksey
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Wow so much great work everyone. Good luck!
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@nadyart I love your work!
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@BichonBistro Aw! Thanks!
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@Aleksey thanks!
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Two concepts I had for the January contest:
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I have been working for a long time to choose a style for my portfolio, and I think i have finally settled on this. I would love to hear people's opinion. Could you see this type of drawing in a children's book? Is it too simplistic? Does it look too digital?
