100 Paintings
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@Annaaronson could you share your process on painting #2? I am trying very hard to find some kind of way to combine digital and traditional media. I am courious what the painting look like when you switch to work digitally.
I was doing a tradtional painting today and wanting to finish the painting digitally. I am courious on how others do it. -
@Casual-T Thank you!! I changed the name of the thread
you're really sweet! 
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@xin-li absolutely. Ill upload a picture of it before I worked with it digitally. I did the original in gouache, watercolor, and a tiny bit of prismacolor ( that didn't really show up well) I scanned it in just by taking a picture of it on my phone because I couldn't get my scanner to work, ha! and just used the 6B pencil in procreate over the top
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@xin-li Here it is
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@Annaaronson thank you so much for sharing. I can see that you did most of the work traditionally. Very beautiful painting.
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Painting #3 ! When Scout and Jem meet Dill
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Love the warmth of your last post!Really eager to see your drawings!!keep it up!
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@Georgios-Christopoulos thank you so much!
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prop design class final. Painting #4
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Keep up the good work! You are going to get some really cool work out of this. It seems like a really cool project.
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@TessaW Thank you! I am really excited to see where it takes me!
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@Annaaronson this Is an interesting vantage point! Nice
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Painting #5!
This one was for Rebecca Green, Danielle Duer, and Meera Patel’s Instagram hashtag #sevencelebrations . The first prompt was "beginnings" and may have been inspired by all the Dr. Pol I have been watching.
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Hey guys! It’s been awhile since I’ve posted. I have been working on some class work and normal sketching, but having a hard time finishing paintings these last few months. Here are a few. The first one is this months contest entry. It was done about half digitally and half traditionally. The second one was all in procreate.
This project (while slow since all the kids have been home since March ) has been so fun to play around with different techniques and styles without any pressure. I think these are paintings 6 and 7. 
