Our SVS Virtual Studio 🎄DECEMBER 2020🎄

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@Gary-Wilkinson adorable

[burvantill]

@krish-iyer welcome!

[burvantill]

@Cayleen oh my gosh those are adorable.

[Cayleen]

@burvantill Lol, thank you!

[txels]

@Jeremiahbrown this yeti's face is amazing, it has a lot of personality. Why aim for cute?

[krish iyer]

@burvantill thank you :)))

[krish iyer]

Also I wanted to share some work of my own too
I've been experimenting getting textures and finishes using shadows and highlights
On this particular one, I experimented trying to make different colors look fitting as either skin or some sort of bionic finish on this cyborg character.

I gotta say, I'm pretty happy with how this experiment turned out although there's loads of room for improvement!

Are there any other ways I can experiment with getting texture on skin and making colored skin tones?
let me know!

[Melissa Eckstrom]

I made this Christmas card for my friend that owns camels:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIq7UTXpgbx/

[kylebeaudette]

I made this thing this week 

[ambiirae]

Continuing with landscape work for now but still very much enjoying it

[Coreyartus]

Having a bit too much fun with the Smoke brush in Procreate... hehe...

[Jeremiahbrown]

@txels Thank you, that's very encouraging! I might stick with it and forgo the "cute" route.

[jdubz]

@txels It always came back to Spongebob.... they ignored literally every rule of being underwater, so I figured why not lol

[MissMushy]

Playing with Procreate’s isometric grid tool today. Not sure what exactly it is used for but it was fun to play mind games with it lol

[Georgios Christopoulos]

Hello my friends! These past 3 days working on Yeti design for the December Challenge!

[braden H]

Learnin' me some clip studio! It's pretty neat!

[Katie Kordesh]

working on adding more full bleed pieces to my portfolio

[DaveLeekArt]

@MissMushy I’ve never used the isometric grid tool. Is it an aid for perspective work?

[MissMushy]

@DaveLeekArt I think it is a stylized perspective tool - no vanishing points - all lines just seem to run parallel at a particularangle. I am not sure- still trying to figure it out ‍️ Procreate also has a regular perspective tool included.

[MissMushy]

A new practice pet portrait in process- figured I should try a tabby cat