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    My little cotton picker (WIP)

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    • Gary Wilkinson
      Gary Wilkinson last edited by

      I think i'm going to call this one done. It only began as a quick exercise to design a new creature and ended up as a painting. Thanks for everyone's advice and I hope you like it. Merry Christmas 😃

      0_1513826189959_Cotton Picker small.jpg

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      • Jason Kilthau
        Jason Kilthau last edited by

        This looks awesome! And the arm definitely looks a lot better, but the whole piece is just, really cool!

        Jason Kilthau
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        • Andyg
          Andyg @Gary Wilkinson last edited by

          @gary-wilkinson nailed it. Awesome work!

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          • Andyg
            Andyg last edited by

            Isn’t it weird though....it’s was pink that solved the arm problem because of the reflection from the ear. Innovative solution. I’ll put that in the bank for when I hit a similar problem. Great stuff.

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            • Gary Wilkinson
              Gary Wilkinson @Andyg last edited by

              @andyg yeah that was interesting actually. I was playig around with the cast shadow and thought that it wouldnt be so strong due to the bounce light and with the ears being so lit up, it must spread some of that color elsewhere. This piece was definately a learning experience and it would have been much harder to do without a lot of what i've learnt here 🙂

              www.garywilkinsonart.com
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              • Andyg
                Andyg @Gary Wilkinson last edited by

                @gary-wilkinson I have to agree, I don’t think I ever felt so inadequate amongst a group of illustrators to feel I need to up my game, nor learnt so much from seeing feedbacks on people’s work, and the value of the video side of things. It’s like all the stuff I e read over the years suddenly making sense and becoming more intentional rather than lucky guess work. I am amazed now that people even published what I used to do. Svs rocks on every level, incredible community, interactive ‘Lecturers’, being able to mix it with the pros as well as encourage those coming through, and university level education about what matters without the pressure of passing and failing. And the cost is essentially zero. My only fear is we need to keep this quiet otherwise we will end up with even more quality competiton who have gone through svs.

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