Our SVS Virtual Studio October 2🎃21
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This is probably my one and only effort at Inktober this year. I wanted to see if I could ink something as complex as a pine forest. Only after doing it did I think, “I should have put a character or something in here as a focal point.” Oh well. It was good practice.
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This is my entry into this years KidLit411 contest. I flip flopped back and forth between two rough sketches and even had a poll on the forum to help me decide which one to develop. Then I drew another rough sketch and knew immediately that I loved it more than the original two. I'm very happy with how it turned out. -
@demotlj wowoww~ a job well done!
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@aprilshin Thanks. It’s actually very meditative doing it.
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Experimenting with some ink work
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Granddad wants a plot with a view, and no one's getting any rest if he can't!
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It’s a wrap! The advantage of doing half an Inktober - finishing a day early…
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@PieterVanDerBeek I really liked all your Inktober stuff. Very fun ideas and characters!
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I started a new day job at the beginning of October, and the first project I was given to knock out was a hand illustrated/animated short video for an emergency physician conference in a rough sketch style (think Aha's "Take On Me" music video). It was a ton of work (basically 735 drawings in 10 work days), but I was able to mix it up and keep things interesting by cycling through drawing styles, speeds, and a couple brush settings. Here are a few screenshots, and I hope I can share the animation soon.
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Couple more practice panels then I'm gonna dive into actually making the comic
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We had to say goodbye to a good girl. She was 17. She caught a lot of birds surprisingly. Even into her old age. She loved laying in the backyard next a honeysuckle that grows on part of our fence. RIP Mogwai
