Our SVS Virtual Studio MARCH AND APRIL 2022

[Asyas_illos]

I believe I’m finished here!

[KatrinaF]

WIP. Beginning of Eps 3 of my comic has people breaking in thru a fence. Thank goodness for 3D models!

[Asyas_illos]

Starting another book cover!

[Charlotte Glaze]

@AngelinaKizz so beautiful! He'll love it, I'm sure.

[kylebeaudette]

Some Batmanny stuff

[Asyas_illos]

Got a lot done today!

[lpetiti]

It’s still a work in progress and I’ve only worked with procreate for a few days so I’m still a beginner…but I am so excited that I think I had a breakthrough!

[Asyas_illos]

@lpetiti good for you! I’ve been working in procreate for two years now I love it!

[Asyas_illos]

Just needs the title! Lydia’s head looks huge from all that hair lol!

[lpetiti]

@Asyas_illos I can’t believe how stubborn I was delaying getting it. I’ve never worked in anything but Adobe before, but so many of my students swear by procreate. It’s way different than Photoshop and I’d even say better than Adobes version of this, Fresco

[Blitz55]

Just trying to wrap my brain around the things involving this community. Are these "Virtual Studio MONTH" threads for just dropping whatever art or sketches you've recently done?

[Asyas_illos]

@Blitz55 yep whatever you’re working on at the moment no critiquing

[Blitz55]

@Asyas_illos Thanks!

Oh, by the way, you did the illustration I believe where the girl is jumping with her bike and a bird has hit her in the face. Just wanted to say, me and my girlfriend were looking through the artwork on the March post and both laughed our butts off at that one.

[demotlj]

Working on turning some of my small paintings into stationary. These are two tests.

[Asyas_illos]

@Blitz55 awesome! Thank you!

[Blitz55]

I do a lot of sketching at coffee shops so warming up by drawing people around me seems like the natural thing to do.

[Asyas_illos]

@Blitz55 lovely sketches!

[Blitz55]

Not sure if there is an April version of this thread or not.
Some Hornbills I did during my lunchbreak. I find one of the best ways to get in a bit of practice is to pull up pictures on something like Pinterest during lunch and just sketch away, filling my brain with imagery to percolate on to eventually create something original with.

[Asyas_illos]

@Blitz55 probably soon

[Kristen Lango]

@braydin-hawlette The point of view here is awesome and it's so masterfully done - it doesn't look wonky or distorted and it still has a playfulness about it. Great stuff