Our SVS Virtual Studio AUGUST 2021🌻

burvantill

What's your favorite surf and turf dinner?
I'm partial to steak and crab, hold the bear.
Okay, Colin.
31 animals August challenge Day 12

Judy Elizabeth Wilson

Sketchbook unicorns! Just drawing for fun.
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kylebeaudette

Rat Party

Jeremy Ross

Faster than the speed of light, it’s Super Apple!

Judy Elizabeth Wilson

@kylebeaudette This is so fun!

burvantill

Are you Oscar or Felix?
If you don't know who they are, Google it and edumacate yo' self. Hint: The Odd Couple.
Okay, Colin.
Day 14

chrisaakins

Painting from real life to keep up my observation skills.

braden H

Hallo fallow hoo-mans!

demotlj

“Be careful not to leave your tractor in the weeds. The Lawn Ness Monster is always lurking.”

I complain that I don’t have enough time to paint but manage to find enough time to do this

kylebeaudette

Jeremy Ross

Hilarious @demotlj! There’s always time for fun!

Alzamon

Hey everyone, after spending a grueling 33.5 hours on this (according to the Procreate time counter) of which about 10 hours were spent on a false start (see WIP picture below) I'll rather call this done and move on.

Some background: These kids are Elias and Daniel, part of my original cast of characters I've been doodling on and off over the last 25 years. I have done some limited run comics with them but nothing too special yet, and here I wanted to go further into developing the universe they should live in. In this case here we see Daniel's room — as messy as any normal 9-year old kid's room should be. In fact it should be messier, but drawing and painting all that mess takes a lot of time. Just for comparison I'm attaching the initial coloring draft which after some good advice was changed to its final form.

Also: Is it normal to spend 20+ hours in a piece like this? I always wish I could work faster so I could have more things to show and post on social media. But speed isn't one of my virtues...

Fey Realme

@Tiffany-Thomas said in Our SVS Virtual Studio AUGUST 2021:

I do an underpainting first, usually with Burnt Sienna. Then I build layers of color on top and use White Gouache for the highlights. Here's a snapshot of the underpainting for one of the images.

@Tiffany-Thomas wow what a cool way to work! I'm not a watercolorist, but it think I will try out that method! it think it will work well with the way my brain works.