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    First illo of 2023

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    • Chantal Goetheer
      Chantal Goetheer @AngelinaKizz last edited by

      @AngelinaKizz beautiful!! Agree with what @Asyas_illos and @Griffin-McPherson already said to make the mouse more the focal point. But wow! I was wondering if you could get rid of the logo on the cup? Somehow I get a strong Starbucks feel and pulls my eye there. Hope one day I can pull off something as beautiful as this!

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      • AngelinaKizz
        AngelinaKizz @Griffin McPherson last edited by

        @Griffin-McPherson and @Chantal-Goetheer thanks! I'll work on it some more and post the finished piece soon!

        www.evarartistry.com
        www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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        • AngelinaKizz
          AngelinaKizz last edited by

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          I’ve been off to a slow start this year.
          I finally got to tightening up the mouse.
          I also loosened the background.

          How does he feel now?

          www.evarartistry.com
          www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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          • Mia Clarke
            Mia Clarke @AngelinaKizz last edited by

            @AngelinaKizz This is a lot better, I think, your focal point is really clear and I immediately understand what is happening in the image.

            I must say though that I’m not wild about the multiplier overlay of paper texture, I feel like it looks like something I have to look through, rather than something that’s inherently part of the image. Like wobbly, grayish cling-film on top, if you see what I mean. I think your image would be better served by more strategically applied, subtle texture, rather than one sheet over everything…

            Other than that, this feels like a portfolio piece in the making. Great work.

            www.miaclarkeart.com
            https://www.instagram.com/miaclarkeart/

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            • AngelinaKizz
              AngelinaKizz @Mia Clarke last edited by

              @Mia-Clarke yeah, you’re totally right. I like the paper texture more often than not…but you’re right, this time it’s not fitting.

              www.evarartistry.com
              www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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              • AngelinaKizz
                AngelinaKizz last edited by

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                www.evarartistry.com
                www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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                • Mia Clarke
                  Mia Clarke @AngelinaKizz last edited by

                  @AngelinaKizz I think this is a great piece. Ultimately, you need to follow your artistic mind, and I think the paper structure might just be a matter of taste (and I’m just one person, and I might be wrong…)… Maybe you can still use it on this piece, but make it more transparent?

                  www.miaclarkeart.com
                  https://www.instagram.com/miaclarkeart/

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                  • ajillustrates
                    ajillustrates @Mia Clarke last edited by

                    @Mia-Clarke @AngelinaKizz Agreed - try the paper texture between 25% and 50% opacity of what it was before, and I think you'll find the sweet spot for this piece!

                    https://ajillustrates.com
                    https://www.instagram.com/aj.illustrates/

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                    • Tom Harshberger
                      Tom Harshberger @AngelinaKizz last edited by

                      @AngelinaKizz @AngelinaKizz Cool to see the progress. Really like the lighting on the mouse's ears and neck! I too struggle with canvas textures being too much. It's hard to gauge when you're looking at it for hours!

                      instagram.com/tomharshberger.art

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                      • geekinm
                        geekinm last edited by

                        I really like this piece. Well done it looks great to me x

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