Our SVS Virtual Studio SEPTEMBER 🎨 2020
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@Jose-A-Nieto looks great, and sounds like an interesting book, too!
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@MattBaker Nice!
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@MattBaker Thank you! It was a long way but I'm happy with it
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Book cover project I'm working on for a local publisher here in Montreal.
Full bleed version:
Trim size with rough type mockup:
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Playing with digital ink, and trying to remember how to do Theatre costume designs... I feel like I haven't drawn an adult human in forever. LOL!
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I've been working on more web design-y stuff this month so I've had less time for illustration but here are a few little things I've been working on.
I've been testing out illustrating digitally with watercolor brushes in procreate:
I've also been practicing digitally coloring ink images. This one I made for inktober but decided to try coloring it in digitally just for fun:
And then recently I started working on some spot illustrations for a restaurant. This one didn't make the final cut but I think he turned out pretty cute and I love being able to work in this line-art style.
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@burvantill this is hilarious! I love it.
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@Coley beautiful!
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Working on this piece on my spare time.Portrait of a company of visually random fellas that should not have come together!
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All the cute little colour thuuuuumbs. Working on trying to define a style. Particularly for large clumps of similar objects.
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I'm gearing up for Inktober 2020 by doing some redraws of my sketches from Inktober 2018 (the first time I took part). I wanted to see how things have progressed in the last 2 years since I've developed a better drawing habit and worked with ink much more. Plus I wanted to give myself more time and space to work with the same subjects. I picked this fan art piece of Harry because the original sketch was the last drawing I made before trying and switching to a brush pen (instead of felt and technical pens). I love looking at these two and seeing how my rendering style calmed down and stopped being so busy. Basically, practice really pays off!
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@ajillustrates That's a really cool idea.
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A friend of mine suggested making a coloring book. I tried making a page. Wow. It’s a lot harder than it looks. Tangents everywhere! But it was fun. I think I might take her up on it.
I colored it to see if it would make for a good cover. I kinda like it even though it’s not my usual style.
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I'm working on my sketches for Inktober. I have 12 sketches posted to my Instagram account so far. I'm a day behind, but I plan to catch up later this week.
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Been away for a while – getting back on the horse with this jungle themed illustration. :-]
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During the LightExpo event during the weekend, I had my portfolio reviewed by Pattrick O'keefe. He was the art director at Sony Animation during the Spiderman into the Spiderverse production. It got me thinking a lot about my art and where I want to go from here. I quickly sat down and painted while thinking about the positive and negative feedback I received, this is what came out...
SVS classes have definitely help me improve but having a full-time job and other responsibilities sure make it extra hard to reach those magical 10,000 hours to master illustration.
Jose A. Galue
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@Braden-Hallett I love your style and also I love how soft this looks. Did you make your own brushes for it or which ones did you use to get that texture?
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I finally finished my flash card project for my kids. All I need to do now is print them and figure out what project to start next. I had already done a zebra for “Z” but it didn’t seem to fit the mood of finishing the alphabet and celebrating it so I came up with this one. Celebrating and congratulating the child for making it to the end and the illustrator for finally wrapping it up.
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@Mary-Toth thanks
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Practicing drawing my character Lio in procreate. Loving the program so far.
Here’s a WIP.
