SCBWI June draw this 'camp'
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@Braden-Hallett yeah, the GlowForge is cool. I take and scan my inks in into Inkscape and then send it to the GlowForge to cut the plate. I am planning on printing that in black (or maybe a dark sepia). Then the ink that is printed repels the watercolor so they work well together.
I would love to get to the point that I can do stuff like Ashley Wolff... I am pretty sure she is using lino cuts and the color is done with watercolor. I am not that good, yet!
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@theprairiefox Reminds me of good printing days -always loved carved lino plate even as I stabbed myself, lols. I like how you have progressed
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@Heather-Boyd my carving set has band-aids in it for a reason! I have bled myself as well...
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Tweaked some shadows. Added some more rain streaks. played with some adjustment layers. I think it's finished enough for finished
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@Braden-Hallett This looks really great! I think you could push the rain streaks even further.
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@Erin-Cortese Thanks! I'll definitely fiddle with the rain streaks
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@Braden-Hallett It looks really cool, such great work in movement and light and shadow game...
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@Braden-Hallett looking very good.
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I am getting close to mine. I printed it, scanned the print in and added color to it in Inkscape. Let me know what you think of the colors and the feel.
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@theprairiefox You get a really nice woodcutty feel even though it's laser etched! Very cool.
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@Braden-Hallett here is my final. After letting it set, I thought that it was too light. Did not have a night feel. So I added a gradient shading so the fire was bright be everything got darker the further away it is.
I have sent it off! My first SCBWI submittal! Thanks for posting this it encouraged me to do this one as well.
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@theprairiefox That gradient shadow really works!
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@Braden-Hallett thanks, I thought it provided a much better atmosphere.
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@Justin-Moss A pet raccoon? That sounds interesting! What was that like? Did it get into everything...and how did you get it? Find it in the woods?