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    Little traveler - personal piece, need feedback :-)

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    • xin li
      xin li @Rachel Horne last edited by

      @Rachel-Horne thank you so much. I try to keep going with art as much as I can to maintain some kind of normal life. Of course, it is impossile to work fulltime on art right now, as I also spend lots of family time which is really nice (if it was not for this crazy surreal time).

      I love your recent instagram updates. They are bueatiful :-).
      Stay safe and keep going 🙂

      Web: www.lixin.no
      IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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      • Rachel Horne
        Rachel Horne @xin li last edited by

        @xin-li thank you 🙂 I've been loving your instagram pencil sketches. It's important to get some art in, even if it's just a small amount. It's definitely a strange time and even though it's great to spend some time with family, it's a little bittersweet too but art will see us through, I'm sure. xx 🙂

        www.rachel-horne.com
        instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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        • MelissaJacie
          MelissaJacie @xin li last edited by

          @xin-li Look forward to seeing where you take this idea! Love the sweetness in it. Please do keep us updated on your progress! 🙂

          Melissa Jacie Art
          melissajacie@gmail.com
          melissajacie.com

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          • xin li
            xin li @MelissaJacie last edited by

            @MelissaJacie I can not decide which media to use.
            I made a quick ink wash test on my sketch book. I like the texture and the feel of the environment, but I never know what to do with the character when painting with inkwash. If I go with ink, I have to figure out how to paint the main characters somehow 🙂
            IMG_5907.jpg

            Web: www.lixin.no
            IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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            • eriberart
              eriberart last edited by

              I love the energy that your ink washes have! You should check out Becky Cameron's work. She combines ink, watercolour, pencil texture and photoshop I think. I've always loved how she does her characters. She has more great stuff on her instagram

              Instagram and Twitter: @eriberart
              Website: www.erinmcclean.com

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              • xin li
                xin li @eriberart last edited by

                @eriberart I love becky Cameron's work. thanks for the tip.

                Web: www.lixin.no
                IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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                • burvantill
                  burvantill Moderator @xin li last edited by

                  @xin-li i think that you could get away with really simplifying the shape of the characters. I just did a search and found Jon Klassen on Pinterest. I found a couple of ink wash illustrations that were simple but still conveyed the story.
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                  Lisa Burvant
                  www.lisaburvant.com
                  Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                  • xin li
                    xin li @burvantill last edited by

                    @burvantill yeah. Jon Klassen and Benji davis are good reference. I think I need to work a lot with getting good silhouttes. I love Becky Cameron's work. But I do not have a very graceful lines. My art look better without visible line work currently. I also like to work without much lines around the main characters at this moment. So I will be working more with shapes, silhouttes, and patterns. This came out this afternoon. I wonder if I can draw the little traveller in this style. ----
                    IMG_5923.JPG

                    Web: www.lixin.no
                    IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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                    • burvantill
                      burvantill Moderator @xin li last edited by

                      @xin-li Nice. Loose but still has detail. 👍

                      Lisa Burvant
                      www.lisaburvant.com
                      Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                      • MelissaJacie
                        MelissaJacie @xin li last edited by

                        @xin-li Thanks so much for sharing this!! Nice work on the environment! On the character--maybe use inspiration from your digital work--create a character for the scene digitally and then use it as a sort of reference photo for your inkwash?

                        Melissa Jacie Art
                        melissajacie@gmail.com
                        melissajacie.com

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                        • xin li
                          xin li @MelissaJacie last edited by

                          @MelissaJacie thank you for the feedback. Yes. I plan to trace the character I did digitally into a piece of watercolor paper and paint traditionally.

                          Web: www.lixin.no
                          IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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