Our SVS Virtual Studio AUGUST 2020😎

[jsnzart]

@Amanda-Bancroft Not sure. I have used different kinds of pastels. I haven't painted much at all really. Love oil paints, and pastels. But there's something about acrylics that I enjoy, and the challenge is great fun.

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@jsnzart beautiful!!!!

[jsnzart]

@Nyrryl-Cadiz Thank you very much.

[chrisaakins]

Lion of Persia

[Jordi Ventura]

I just finished this image, hope you like it !

[Daniel Grissom]

@Sarah-Simpson Wow, this is just beautiful! Love the experimentation. Turned out amazing.

[Daniel Grissom]

Working on a million things always at once and lacking direction as usual! Ha. But one thing I've been doing is working through the character design course that @AnnaDaviscourt did. It's so fun! Here's a character I made for a graphic novel I hope to get the confidence to start on!

[A Former User]

@dafoota
nice work
was it a conscious design decision to change where the claws come out?

[frankiiij]

@Molambo yes it was...this might sound silly but I always imagine them being tucked in there like that. It wasn’t until just now googling it that they don’t haha...smh...oh well.

Thanks for the compliment!

[K.Flagg]

I did a fan art piece for Avatar: The Last Airbender. This is in my opinion the best animated series of all time.

[Mara Price]

@chrisaakins It's wonderful!!!

[Mara Price]

@Jordi-Ventura Reminds me of Disneyland very nice.

[MyArt Multiverse]

I finished this pet portrait I've been meaning to finish

[Coreyartus]

I got my little micey storytime image done, then created two mice-related images for my Ko-fi tippers--one was a phone wallpaper and the other a Zoom virtual background.

[MyArt Multiverse]

@Coreyartus I love these they remind me of the Redwall series by Brian Jacques!

[Mary Toth]

Not really related to kids books (except maybe the style is) but due to high demand I've started creating some pet/poodle portraits lol. Here is one I created that I quite like (it didn't scan well so I'm currently pressing the paper between two cutting boards with some heavy weights on top - if anyone knows of a good tip on how to flatten paper for scanning please share! I'm begging). I made another for a friend based off the poodle one but forgot to scan it before mailing it off. I have a picture of it though that I snapped on my phone. It was of a dog she fostered. I love animals so making these was very fun. (I'll add my first one too. I made it mostly just to test out a white charcoal pencil I bought tbh)

[erinrew]

I’ve been working on a dummy book for my PB The Merry-Go-Round tree.

[MyArt Multiverse]

@Mary-Toth try wetting the opposite side of the paper slightly and laying it face down, also lay books on top overnight after it's dry...if that makes sense lol

[DanialGlover]

First time posting on here. I'm trying to finish up the rest of the year and starting fresh next year adjusting into a more simplified art style. I'm a huge fan of the textured children's book style, but I haven't quite found a process to do it yet. My previous work was more catered for tabletop RPGs but in the back of my mind, I wanted to do Children Picture Books.

For my first project, I want to do little characters of various urban legends and folklores from European, Korean, Japanese, Indian, etc.

[Mary Toth]

@MyArt-Multiverse i try wetting the back but haven't tried pressing it shortly after drying so i will give it a go! Thanks!