Mermay Monster

[Kevin Longueil]

@Chip-Valecek I cast my vote for number one Chip

[Whitney Simms]

Yep, no white lines needed for this one. I love how it turned out. The coloring of the tail totally give the huge clue about the mermaid! I just had to be patient. And his expression is perfect. I think you hit the nail on the head with all your words or story points with this! The no fishing sign is too much of a focal point l. I agree with the rest of the crew. Great job!

[Erin.Cortese]

@Chip-Valecek Definitely option 1! When I first
saw your linework I was actually going to suggest trying this one without the white line.

[Chip Valecek]

Thanks everyone!!! I guess 1 is the over all winner.

[Chip Valecek]

May I also add I LOVE all the advice and feedback from you guys. Its amazing the support we all get! Thanks!

[animatosoor]

@Chip-Valecek I realize this might be late, but I just had to drop in and say the story you're telling in this illustration really caught my eye! It's humorous and the narrative is really clear.

Just wanted to add also that it's a refreshing spin on Mermay, and the monster design is great! Quite terrifying while also being funny.

And for what it's worth, my vote would also have been for Option 1. It looks good. :face_savouring_delicious_food:

[Heather Boyd]

@Chip-Valecek

Your water is really nice.

[MirkaH]

Colors are really nice, if its easy to change the scales are going the wrong way at the last 3 sections.

[Chip Valecek]

Again thanks to everyone who has helped with advice, I think it really helped a lot! Here is the final.

[Coreyartus]

Oh, Chip--this looks great!!!

[Chip Valecek]

@Coreyartus Thanks!