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    Critique appreciated - tracks in the snowflake

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    • KathrynAdebayo
      KathrynAdebayo @Kevin Longueil last edited by

      @Kevin-Longueil WOW, thank you so much for mentioning this and for taking the time to draw that box. I see now the discrepancy and will have to adjust things. Thanks again. I love how your January piece is turning out. 🙂

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      • LauraA
        LauraA SVS OG last edited by

        Hi! I do think it has gotten a lot better, especially the boy's face! And the sparkly texture on the snowflake is very nice, too.

        I think maybe I'm partly describing what @chrisaakins called airbrushiness. Airbrushiness is usually not caused only by the brush used but also by not being sure where the shadow delineations should fall. Like you said, good reference or a model would probably help a lot. I know it's getting late in the month to start over (I have a cold now and am staring at my own piece ineffectively), but it's all a learning process. And I still think the piece has such a nice theme and atmosphere!

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        • KathrynAdebayo
          KathrynAdebayo @LauraA last edited by

          @LauraA Thanks again for your help! I keep tweaking grandma’s face... I suppose it’ll turn out as well as current capacities allow, and there’s always room for more practice later.

          Here’s the current stage of things... Thanks to @Kevin-Longueil ‘s suggestions. Do the legs look any more natural?

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          • Kevin Longueil
            Kevin Longueil SVS OG @KathrynAdebayo last edited by

            @KathrynAdebayo This looks closer for sure ...it may be that the texture of the carpet the child is on is receding to its own horizon line which is throwing it off a bit still to my eye - When I block out the carpet that the boy is on it seem to be working well - The legs look great!

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            • KathrynAdebayo
              KathrynAdebayo @Kevin Longueil last edited by

              @Kevin-Longueil ooh, great catch! It’s so helpful to have other eyes see things I haven’t noticed. I think I’ll try to adjust the rug.

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              • KathrynAdebayo
                KathrynAdebayo last edited by

                Maybe the fire should be adjusted so that the highest contrast isn’t at the top of the boy’s head?

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                • KathrynAdebayo
                  KathrynAdebayo last edited by

                  More details... anything stand out as off or missing? Thank you for the help I’ve received with this. I’ve learned a lot of new things about Procreate, which was the goal.

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                  • TessaW
                    TessaW last edited by

                    It's fun seeing the details emerge. What a special, cozy piece!

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                    • chrisaakins
                      chrisaakins @KathrynAdebayo last edited by

                      @KathrynAdebayo this has really come together. It's a sweet and very different take from what the rest of us did. The snowflake is beautiful. Great job!

                      Chris Akins
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                      • aska
                        aska @KathrynAdebayo last edited by

                        @KathrynAdebayo very nice!:-)

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