JANUARY CONTEST: The tracks in the snow were unlike anything Will had ever seen before.
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@Kali Love the colours and the atmosphere!
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@Melanie-Ortins Thank you so much!!
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So I redrew my entry for this month's prompt, coz the longer I saw my previous one, the more unsatisfied I was ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm a little happier with this one because it's more children's book-y imo.
Loving the take on everyone else's entry!
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Honestly don't know how the judges are going to narrow it down this month. So many amazing entries~!
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@Neha-Rawat so sweet and magical!
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I think this is the hardest piece I have worked on for me. I guess perspective is not my strongest side. Thank you for everyone who has helped out along the way - you guys made my process so much more fun and engaging.
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@xin-li This is so lovely! The shadows bring a nice dimension to it.
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@Laurel-Aylesworth thank you and thank you for helping out along the way. It really means a lot to me :-).
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@xin-li This is amazing!!! I love it!
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@xin-li love great concept and I am jealous of your perspective!
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@Neha-Rawat I love everything about this! You could market this as a Christmas card too.
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@xin-li it's wonderful
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Here is mine: traditional watercolor which I then manipulated in Procreate. Someday, I hope to be good enough with watercolor to be able to ditch the digital!
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj Looks great! Out of curiosity, what is it you're feeling like isn't up allowing you to ditch the digital side if that's what you want to do?
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@chrisaakins I actually feel scared. Awesome!
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@jdubz I'm mostly having difficulty getting the values as dark as I would like and manipulating my brush well enough to get finer details. (And of course, there is the Undo of digital which is great.) Basically, I'm still enough of a novice at watercolor that my patience with it is less than my patience at the iPad. Nevertheless, I like the look of traditional and when it's going well, I like the feel of working with real materials, so I persist!
