MAY CONTEST: ISOLATION

[amiklo]

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[amiklo]

@mcucchi This is so moody I love it. Grand sense of space.

[amiklo]

Here's my take on isolation. Feedback welcome!

[mcucchi]

@amiklo thank you

[Sybil_S_Cohen]

Hey Everyone! I'm new here. I watched last months critique and it was so fun! You all do such great work!!! So I thought I would join in on the fun this month. I'm loving everyones take on this months prompt! I guess we all have good reference to pull upon these days for isolation... Glad to have this fun prompt to work on!

[Cayleen]

Thinking of the growth and renewal part of isolation.

Growing and learning at: cayleencreates.com

[baileyvidler]

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[Rachel Horne]

Hi everyone - so much lovely stuff here - here's my piece for the Isolation prompt

[Camila]

Hi fellows

I’m new to the SVS community but im loving everything i learned so far! The courses are amazing!!
Here is my first entry for the May Contest: Isolation.

Feedback is more than welcome.
Thank you!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/camila_illustration/
Behance: https://www.behance.net/camila_illustration

[KathrynAdebayo]

@cynthia-bowman Thank you for the encouraging words

[Eelwick]

Hi everyone! There are so many great submissions here! Really impressed with the variety of work. I also noticed that there were alot of illustrations with water and reflections in them.. a common thread, perhaps? It appears in my submission, too. hmm..

[Anni Voigt]

There is always inspiration around when you have a kid. She rarely missed other kids during the past weeks and we really enjoy staying home together. But the seldom moments of the kid feeling isolated hurt a mummy's heart even harder.

Anika Voigt Illustration, www.lafolo.de

[Mairin Kareli]

First ever entry! Had a lot of fun making this - still have so much to learn! I love so many of the other entries - excited to see what ends up in critique arena. Also glad to get back to classes now that I finished this!

[EliaMurrayArt]

The sun sank low on the horizon and the heat of the day began to ebb as the old man walked through the homes of the departed. Gulls screeched in the sky, crying out for the mans fish. He held the bucket tighter as his steps disappeared into the drifting sand.

lovely work everyone.

[Neha Rawat]

Such wonderful entries everyone!

[Elena Marengoni]

Here is my entry for this month's prompt (big thank you for the feedback I got along the way).
This page truly is a gallery of amazing illustrations! So much to learn from all of the different approaches!

[Heather Boyd]

@Neha-Rawat your lighting is really lovely, I just keep looking at it.

[Heather Boyd]

@Elena-Marengoni love the story, all my heart strings are pulled. Reminds me of a old doctor who episode too.

[deboraht]

My character's idea of isolation is pretty much how I feel about it. Give me a book and a quiet spot in the woods and I'm happy. Honestly, even being home with my husband and my three school-aged kids is not bad either. Though that's more "cooped up" than "isolated."