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    • Lee Holland
      Lee Holland @Jana last edited by Lee Holland

      @Jana Hi Jane.

      My process is like jake and wills. Start with the thumbnails, Then draw over to refine a couple of times then I will use photoshop to colour. I will colour the image with flat colours then think of my light sources . warm key light {the sun}. then blue fill light for my shadows . Hope this helps abit.

      https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lee-Holland-illustration/285517801577676?
      https://www.instagram.com/lee_holland_illustration/
      http://lholla56.wix.com/lee-holland

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      • Sarah LuAnn
        Sarah LuAnn SVS OG last edited by

        Very cute! What is the story?

        sarahluann.com

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        • Naroth Kean
          Naroth Kean last edited by

          adorable creature!

          http://narothkean.com
          https://twitter.com/narothkean
          https://www.instagram.com/narothkean

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          • Will Terry
            Will Terry last edited by

            Very fun!

            SVS Instructor
            http://willterry.com/

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            • Charlie Eve Ryan
              Charlie Eve Ryan Pro SVS OG last edited by

              So sweet, love the otters expressions!

              Happy Creating
              www.charlieeveryan.com

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              • Nancy Gormezano
                Nancy Gormezano last edited by

                Beautifully done, wonderful creatures!

                https://www.facebook.com/nancy.gormezano

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                • bharris
                  bharris last edited by

                  The charterers are so very sweet. You have wonderful movement and the lighting is well rendered!

                  www.brittanyharrisillustration.com/
                  www.instagram.com/britillustration/

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                  • Jana
                    Jana last edited by

                    Thanks for the insight, Lee! 🙂
                    If I see it right, you get rid of your original line work completely. Is that correct?

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                    • Lee Holland
                      Lee Holland @Jana last edited by

                      @Jana Hi Jane
                      I have found that if you do a great sketch and colour under your lines (Local colour). Then I will go to the layer above and then colour my lines out.

                      https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lee-Holland-illustration/285517801577676?
                      https://www.instagram.com/lee_holland_illustration/
                      http://lholla56.wix.com/lee-holland

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                      • Craig Babin
                        Craig Babin @Lee Holland last edited by

                        @Lee-Holland Great work!

                        Craig Babin
                        http://craigbabin.com    
                        https://twitter.com/CraigBabinArt    
                        https://www.facebook.com/CraigBabinArt

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                        • Camila Picheco
                          Camila Picheco last edited by

                          Lovely colors and designs!

                          https://www.behance.net/cpicheco

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