Our SVS Virtual Studio SEPTEMBER 🎨 2020
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@Amanda-Bancroft said in Our SVS Virtual Studio SEPTEMBER
2020:@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!
Oh cool! Great minds think alike ha Ha
. I actually considered a teacup but went for the barrel 
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@Braden-Hallett these landscape studies are coming out really nice. Beautiful blend of colours and shapes
@ambiirae thank you
gotta keep things cute and cuddly 
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@ambiirae @Gary-Wilkinson thanks guys
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Just picked up Clip Studio to play around with it. Here's the first attempt at my normal process (as it stands today anyway hah).
Really gotta say the inking and pencil tools are pretty epic. Still not sure about the painting tools, but I definitely does give it a lot of texture/style.
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silhouette is kinnnnnnnnng
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also, more lac du bois
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Big buck rabbit. Like a bull, but elephant-sized and with claws normally reserved for digging through hard-pack clay like a back-ho.
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I made a sketchbook goal at the beginning of this year, to fill up my entire sketchbook by the end of December. After I made this goal, I began my transition to digital art and stopped sketching as much in my physical sketchbook. A few weeks ago I decided that since I am still sketching, just in Procreate instead of traditionally, that I am going to print out my sketches and paste them in my sketchbook. I remember watching a @smceccarelli YT about her Scratchbook, where she talks about how she draws and pastes everything into this big beautifully ugly book and calls it a Scratchbook instead of a sketchbook. I loved the idea at the time and now I am putting it to practice. Thank you Simona for sharing. These are a few of the sketches I've done recently that I'm getting ready to print.
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Hey, great art by everyone, always so inspiring to see what others are up to.
I've been working on a project for Samaritan's Purse, and the tricky thing about it is that it involves reworking & making changes to existing artwork by the original artist. So basically I need to try my best to match the style of the original art, which is different to my own style. I'm enjoying it though, and I feel like I've learned things from talking to the original artist and collaborating
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@Gary-Wilkinson I missed this month somehow and all your dinos. Love them!
