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    • Janette
      Janette @Asyas_illos last edited by

      @Asyas_illos I really like this one. The colours are lovely.

      Art is hard.
      https://www.instagram.com/janettehillart/

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      • Asyas_illos
        Asyas_illos @Janette last edited by

        @Janette thank you!

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        • Melissa_Bailey
          Melissa_Bailey @Asyas_illos last edited by

          @Asyas_illos of all your pieces for this month, this one has the best storytelling (in my opinion). With just a glance, the composition is totally readable and you know what the character's feeling and what she's about to do. Well done!

          Don't know if you've called this one "done" or not, but you may want to try playing with size even more. What if the flowers are even bigger, especially showing a gradual reduction in size as you move into the background? That would really communicate that she's a small character facing off against much bigger foes.

          ❤️

          illustrator - author - smiley person
          mbaileyart.com
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          • Asyas_illos
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            • Melissa_Bailey
              Melissa_Bailey @Asyas_illos last edited by

              @Asyas_illos really interesting. Would love to see the finished piece one day! You could make this a series of narrative illustrations for your portfolio. (Or just to do because you like it! Art doesn't always have to be for our portfolios.) 😊

              illustrator - author - smiley person
              mbaileyart.com
              instagram.com/mbaileyart/

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              • Asyas_illos
                Asyas_illos last edited by

                Ok I'm trying something that's a bit out of my wheel house, details! I was going to try and have it be my draw 50 things also, but not sure if I will make it. I was going to do a very limited color palette as opposed to all my other entries, since there is so much going on I don’t want it to feel too busy I haven’t drawn my traveler yet but he will peeking over the Dutch door waving his arms or trying to climb over, getting the wizards attention. Although he is the main character he is kind of secondary to the wizard. How is the composition? I’m not really concerned with the perspective It’s a wizards house it’s a little wonky😉 Any thoughts or ideas? Does it seem to tell a story?
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                • Asyas_illos
                  Asyas_illos last edited by

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                  Made a little progress... Decided to have a little toadstool character instead of human just to mix it up a bit. Hopefully I can keep this palette going and not get too crazy with colors🤪

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                  • Asyas_illos
                    Asyas_illos last edited by

                    07505321-3160-4CF1-9751-DF8B1886DDD4.jpeg still unsure of what to put on the sign above the door goodbye is sort of just a placeholder.

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                    • Lisa Clark
                      Lisa Clark @Asyas_illos last edited by

                      @Asyas_illos I love this! It's so fun. My kids love the story with the toadstool guy trying to get the guy's attention.

                      My eyes are getting drawn in two places. The door with the toadstool and the red area above the yarn. What does it look like without the red?

                      www.instagram.com/lisaclarkart
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                      • Asyas_illos
                        Asyas_illos @Lisa Clark last edited by

                        @Lisa-Clark thank you glad they liked it I’ll see if can play with different lighting in the window thanks!

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