Our SVS Virtual Studio AUGUST🌻2019
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All together they're the Red Larch Rapscallions
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Friday 8/9/19
Class: Barbarian
Weapon: Axe
Race: Half Orc
Personal Object: a glowing potion in a glass bottle
Texture: Fir (think fur cloak)Mine turned out less barbaric and more like she could work in the kitchen--but you never know...lol.
This was definately fun to make!
There is beauty in life!
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WIP Rework February "Love"
I have more work in grey scale before moving forward.
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'Cause when it's who you've got...
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@Braden-Hallett
. No. I was just thinking it might lend to the theme. She’s just being a parent. So, should I not? 
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@Braden-Hallett too cool
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@avfarrar nice!
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@avfarrar and @Braden-Hallett I want to see these DnD characters get together :B
And i have a couple to throw into the mix!!
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Mayor McCheese as George Washington
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@Perrij Awww yeah! Those are great! That guy's expression is priceless. :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_closed_eyes:
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@Perrij Love this so much!
And of course "Lord of the Rings" is certainly my favorite fantasy...There is beauty in life!
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Relaxed a bit and colored my daily sketches from yesterday and today.
They are prompts from Kick in the creatives animal art challenge for August. If you are ever looking for a new challenge they have a TON. -
I'm gonna put this one away for a few days and then come back to it. Happy so far, though
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I've been working on a sticker for my step-daughter of her late dog (shown below). I'm probably going to reposition the dog a little, though, since it's primary purpose is to decorate her cell phone case. Right now it's a 3/4 view of the body, and I think I'm going to adjust it so it's looking from straight on (if that makes sense). I might work on the prompt this month, too, but I need to think of what to draw for it.
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Work in progress on this. Think I need to get rid of the moon and put it out out of view where it's at right now wouldn't make the light in the direction I put on the character
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Got a rare opportunity to draw at work...creating a series of women in Arizona history for some note cards. Trying my hand at doing it in a Wall Street Journal-esque hedcut style:
Messed up a lot on this first one, but feel like now I know what I need to do to fix the patterns going forward. Helps that these illustrations will only be about 3" square when printed!
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WIP rework, I like the colours, space, and the atmosphere
those edges lols. Before and after (wip). I just noticed a mistake haha.
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@burvantill Thank you!
I think what I would like to do differently next time is to don't be afraid and ask for bigger timeframe. Im on a tight deadline with the fairy book and also on a tight deadline with my own project (another book, also will be published by a publisher, so I'm under contract there too). I'm now in a situation where there's a possibility I will not be able to deliver on time one of those two projects. And I have few other things I would love to get done. And I won't. Because there's no time. I have my nose buried deep in paper drawing fairies, trying to also squeeze in some monkeys (for the other book), and regretting I was to shy to ask for more time in a first place... Well, that's how I learn, I guess.
BUT - I'm still happy and grateful I have work. Of course. -
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I finished the sticker for my stepdaughter. I had to fix Puppy's ears because I thought they flipped over a little. That's what I get for going from memory.
