End of the line…wip ^_^
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@helenbrady one reason I tend to work fast is that I have adhd and I will lose interest if I take too much time with it. It’s a blessing and a curse because I love illustrations with loads of detail like yours, I wish I had the patience to do it! It’s something I’ve been trying to achieve lately. And thank you!
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I’ve been kicking around some other ideas, making thumbnails, while playing with the color on this werewolf Kamari. I swear this prompt is the worst! Lol I don’t love any of my ideas this month, just not feeling inspired by it.
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So I cropped this added a few more details and I think I’ll do some lighting and shadows before calling it quits with this one, any last thoughts and critiques are still welcome.
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@Asyas_illos I love how his dog looks excited at this new occurrence! "Finally my human will understand me!"
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Do you guys think the crashed bike adds anything to the story or composition?
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@Asyas_illos I like the transition process on the boy, his expression, & the big moon in the back.
The werewolf could look more menacing. It looks skinny.
I agree that it's fun / amusing that the dog seems happy about the change.
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This is where I ended up with this one, think I’m going to call it.
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Working on some more Kamari sketches. I’ve been wanting to do one witth a cat because of the 9 lives thing, but went with a clearer new beginning (meaning life with a fisherman).
I struggle with interesting povs and perspective and almost always revert to straight on shots but for this one I couldn’t come up with an angle that showed everything I needed to tell this story.
Here’s a sketch and some beginning color.
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@Asyas_illos Gorgeous!
How about put the boat on a (more) lover level? It might spice up your composition
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@Asyas_illos really like this idea, and I think the side on composition works in this case. The theme reads really well.
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@mag thanks! I’ll see if I can work something like that out
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@MarcRobinson thank you
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Hi Asya, i think Mag has a good point about moving the boat a little more down right. For the side view, maybe few hints of perspective and some light/shadow shifts would put the scene more in an environment and make it feel more dynamic? Could a view from up also work for the story?
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@marek-halko thanks for the redraw it totally helps me visualize! I don’t know about a top view but moving the boat is more feasible.
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@marek-halko also how does your pile of fish look so much better than mine?! lol!
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@Asyas_illos well, i just love drawing fish
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@Asyas_illos The cat & dog chase scene—turned escape to sea—is a good concept. I like that the dogs look friendly (they are so cute!) and just want to play, so it wouldn't really be the end for kitty Kamari—except maybe the end of the cat's dignity if the dogs covered Kamari in dog slobber!
I think the straight-on side view works well with your style.
I also like the way @marek-halko drew the water. It adds more movement and excitement to the piece. I also like the bouy in the water & the way the ship is sitting low in the water with the big haul of fish in the drawover. And I agree, nice job on the pile of fish.
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@Asyas_illos with this one, I would like to see that the cat is going to land in the boat... so maybe have him more mid air?
This made me laugh! 