Fearless WIP
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He wants to see the monster! He is fearless. I love this...
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Awesome use of POV angle, value-fantastic work!
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Thanks everyone for the great feedback. The concept behind the piece is that the kid is not afraid of monsters and might even want to play a game of laser tag, but the monster isn’t having any of that nonsense
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@Eric-Castleman
This is excellent!Using the closet light for the light source is a good idea. I don't think it negates the fearlessness of the kid. Plus, even if it does, it would just be part of the story. People take precautions to deal with their fears, and use tools to overcome challenges. Either way, it works!
I think it's ok to have some unanswered questions, like "Did the monster come from the closet?", as long as the general story is apparent (which in this case, it is).
I'm looking forward to seeing the finished version!
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@eric-castleman Love it! Was wondering how it might read if there was a string in the little fellow's hand pinched between his left thumb and fore-finger kind of like an ok sign leading to the light in the closet - it could be shoelaces tied together (or not) with a little comic book script "CLICK" ....idea being the little boy just turned on the light when he heard the monster stir beneath his bed - other thought was to possibly lengthen the bed so the monster's head is silhouetted in the light of the closet - I really like this image Eric - looking forward to seeing the finish!
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So here is how the first step is looking. This is the longest part In my process.
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Here is an update on where I am with it.
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Still working on it.
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@eric-castleman Hey loving this image. Your door should be positioned on the inside of the door frame though, I only say that because I have a hung a few doors in my time lol.
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@jason-bowen omg....dang! lol what a biff on my part
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This is looking fantastic! Nice work.
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Here’s the final piece
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@Eric-Castleman just...WOW !!! Well done!!
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Awesome work - love the little expression on the fish!
