January WIP as is tradition
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I love the second inspiration you posted. It was so clever. I love your take on the prompt as well. It is very different. But I also have a bit of problem seeing the snowy footprints. Maybe when you rendered a bit more, the story will become clearer. Because the object depicted is unfamiliar/strange to readers, it is hard to read clearly in the thumbnail stage. Maybe it also needs some kind of storytelling elements in the picture to hint where these snowy footprints come from.
Looking forward to seeing how this will be developed
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@Braden-Hallett said in January WIP as is tradition:
(I was literally going to do the Gravity Falls idea until I remembered exactly where I'd got it from, lol).
This image is instantly what I thought of for this prompt and I can't get it out of my head to let any other ideas in! I've never seen (read?) gravity falls though - I was thinking I must have seen it with dino footprints in Jurassic park or something.
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@Braden-Hallett This is a great idea and is looking great so far! I love the concept.
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Nice! That's literally the same gravity falls panel I had up on my board for this one as well
It definitely took a while I see what is in the description - it wasn't connecting at first glance. Are the footprints themselves still frozen? I'm definitely seeing the flowers and the bunny now at first glance.
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Great idea thinking outside the box! The concept definitely fits the brief and the key words.
How about changing the perspective just a tag bit more to an ariel view... so the snowy footprints are more prominent and easily identifiable based on shape.
Looking forward to see this develop!
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Thanks everyone! I hear what you're sayin. I think the image needs some tweaking (but I'm still hopeful it could work!) I also may do the standard really BIG footprint scenario instead. We'll see!
Gonna take a quick break from this one til about the 15th to try and throw a book dummy together, so no progress for now
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Looked at the other entries. Saw there are one or two that mine was preeeetty close to, so I decided to go in a completely different direction
Got to a simple coour comp. Next is sketch and minipainting.
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@Braden-Hallett tee hee hee sooooo cute and fun!
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@Braden-Hallett i love it but the way the footprints are laid out are flattening the sphere but im guessing its just a rough everything else is great
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@Braden-Hallett I don't know if you meant to, but the planet kinda looks like a fish? The ice caps on the top look like fins and the alien like the tail. Maybe it's just me
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@Aleksey said in January WIP as is tradition:
@Braden-Hallett i love it but the way the footprints are laid out are flattening the sphere but im guessing its just a rough everything else is great
Making the footprints follow the form is definitely on my change list
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@carlianne said in January WIP as is tradition:
@Braden-Hallett I don't know if you meant to, but the planet kinda looks like a fish? The ice caps on the top look like fins and the alien like the tail. Maybe it's just me
Oh my gosh it really does! And if the cast shadow were the other way it would totally act as a gill
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@Braden-Hallett great idea.
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I THINK the penumbra of the cast shadow from the off camera asteroid is okay. I did some reference seeking with a lamp and some upturned bowls, lol.
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Work continues!
Next I get to add some texturey strokes
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Scratch that. NOW I'm ready to add texturey strokes.
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I think it's pretty much done. I'm gonna add some white to the left footprints, but I like how it's turned out
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@Braden-Hallett This looks great! I love the shapes that you've used! Your coloring looks amazing as well, there is a great sense of lighting in this. Great work!
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@Kali Thanks!
