Our SVS Virtual Studio AUGUST 2021🌻

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.