Our SVS Virtual Studio SEPTEMBER 🎨 2020

[Jacy13]

I've been working through the vehicle design course. I just finished up the 2nd assignment, and decided to base the "vehicles" around Betelgeuse! Had lots of fun with making these designs, haha.

[Heather Boyd]

@ajillustrates that's terrific -to see your own progress shine!

[Heather Boyd]

@PieterVanDerBeek this is great, though I really like the first sketch phase the best.

[Heather Boyd]

@josegalue25 this is really nicely polished and eye catching, thanks for sharing!

[K.Flagg]

I love seeing what everybody has been working on. This was a piece I originally did as a watercolor but I wasn’t happy with it so I redid it as a digital piece.

[Coley]

Baby mouse bubble bath Time

[braden H]

Squeak?

[ajillustrates]

Another redraw of an Inktober 2018 sketch. I really like the original, but I felt I could improve the pose and proportions, and put more of my own style into it. My daughter is completely stoked to get this one on her wall!

[braden H]

Squeak.

[Jacy13]

@ajillustrates I love this! Awesome work

[ajillustrates]

@Jacy13 Thank you!

[ajillustrates]

Since these are a different style than I usually share on the forum, I'll provide a little backstory. This week will be the first time that my full team will be back in the office in 6 months, so this weekend, I decide to make my 4 co-workers Ninja Turtle portraits as desk-warming gifts. I've been a graphic designer for the last 12 years, so I don't really feel like I'm firing on all creative cylinders unless I'm in a groove, jumping between hand drawn and digital, Illustrator and Photoshop, design and illustration. Now that this is out of my system, I'm ready to jump back on the brush pen and knock out my Ink Fairy for the contest!

[Pamela Fraley]

My husband just surprised me with and iPad Pro and an Apple Pencil, so I am exploring the world of digital art for the first time. I’m working my way through Will Terry’s procreate class. My first attempt at trying to use layers went horribly wrong. But, I’m starting to get it. I was feeling like everything was looking way to tight and rigid, so I decided yesterday to start a series of timed pleinair paintings. 45 minutes- an hour only. Here’s the first one. I think it could use a more defined focal point. Maybe get a bit darker around the edge?

[Pamela Fraley]

Here’s another procreate plein air study of a restaurant in our town for my challenge.

[Amanda Bancroft]

@Coley this is just so perfectly cute! In my card line I have sketches for a mouse taking a bubble bath in a teacup (tea themed line) but it may not pass development stage, we'll see. Thanks for sharing your work!

[Amanda Bancroft]

@K-Flagg What an awesome concept!

[Gary Wilkinson]

Busy painting dinosaurs for a kickstarter reward, 5 down (just finished this one) and 1 more to go!

[braden H]

[Heather Boyd]

I wanted to participate in all 9 days of #thegreatoutdoordays2020 and post during this week. I was able to finish 2 of them and plan to return after I finish Lee's Light and Shadow class to see through to the rest.

Day 1: Wanderlust

Day 5: Water

[Gary Wilkinson]

All done yay Tried to keep it to under 3 hours for each painting and managed to achieve that for all except the 2 headed one (not my choice to make a 2 headed dino)