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    • Laurel Aylesworth
      Laurel Aylesworth @hakepe last edited by Laurel Aylesworth

      @hakepe Lovely. Maybe have some dolphins "social distancing" in the background - lol

      Too soon for jokes?

      Would love to see how it develops in color.

      www.laurelaylesworth.com
      instagram.com/laurelaylesworth

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      • hakepe
        hakepe last edited by

        Thank you 🙂 I though about adding some barbed wire and maybe a yellow rubber duck and a fridge floating around...

        Illustrator & Visual Artist
        https://hakepe.myportfolio.com/

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        • RJWoodworth
          RJWoodworth last edited by

          Wow! What a wonderful touch you have with charcoal and chalk.

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

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          • hakepe
            hakepe @RJWoodworth last edited by

            @RJWoodworth Thank you. That is a digital drawing I did in Photoshop. I made my own background texture by scanning a watercolor paper with a bit of wash in it. Then edited that texture the way that I wanted. I make my own brushes in photoshop so that I can get the traditional feel. I do not really like the CG look on digital paintings so I always try to add texture and try to make it looking as traditional as possible... been thinking about posting more process videos and maybe tutorials on how to do this. I have teached a few art classes on drawing and digital painting onsite which was fun.

            Illustrator & Visual Artist
            https://hakepe.myportfolio.com/

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            • Casual-T
              Casual-T last edited by

              Beautiful piece! I really like the traditional feel. And the artwork on your website is amazing... I'd definitely be interested in checking out some of those process videos and tutorials, should you decide to post some.

              -T

              I hope the publisher likes stick figures!!
              www.casual-t.com
              www.instagram.com/casualcreates.art

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              • hakepe
                hakepe @Casual-T last edited by

                @Casual-T Thank you, I am planning on recording my process while painting or drawing in Photoshop. I will post the videos on Youtube once they are done.

                Illustrator & Visual Artist
                https://hakepe.myportfolio.com/

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                • RobinsonWood
                  RobinsonWood last edited by

                  One thought would be to give the hearts a pixelated treatment - or to include emojis as well - so we get a clearer message that they're coming to or from a digital source. Might give it more of an editorial illustration vibe.

                  Really appealing! Well done!

                  http://www.robinsonwood.net

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                  • Casual-T
                    Casual-T @hakepe last edited by

                    @hakepe said in Staying connected - personal piece, feedback welcomed:

                    @Casual-T Thank you, I am planning on recording my process while painting or drawing in Photoshop. I will post the videos on Youtube once they are done.

                    Sounds great. What's your YouTube channel?

                    I hope the publisher likes stick figures!!
                    www.casual-t.com
                    www.instagram.com/casualcreates.art

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                    • Kim Hunter
                      Kim Hunter last edited by

                      It's very emotive with the sadness in her eyes. I wouldn't distract with any floating refrigerators although a pod of dolphins surfacing in the distance would be okay. The dolphins can be a contrast, showing how things were before the virus because animals are free to be together during the pandemic. If you want to connect the picture to the virus, she could have a wrinkled (used and removed) surgical mask on the ground next to her.

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                      • hakepe
                        hakepe @Casual-T last edited by

                        @Casual-T This is the address https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiHaovHBxCyAvSw436NAJ3A
                        There is not a lot of content in there yet, but I am planning on doing more.

                        Illustrator & Visual Artist
                        https://hakepe.myportfolio.com/

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                        • Casual-T
                          Casual-T @hakepe last edited by

                          @hakepe Aaand...subscribed. I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

                          I hope the publisher likes stick figures!!
                          www.casual-t.com
                          www.instagram.com/casualcreates.art

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