@Nyrryl-Cadiz yes! Too long and I can't watch it all, too short and I dont truly see the process.
I think process videos sped up with talking recorded over (that talk both about what is happening and answering a few questions) are perfect!
Exactly what you've got going. Keep em coming🙏

Share links to videos on insta so I can share in stories as well, please.

Your illustrations are just wonderful! I love the spontaneous lines.
I have been trying to layer my traditional art and collage on Procreate. Since I am new to all this I have a few questions. Do you work in the original size (or are the drawings losing quality if you make them bigger on Procreate?
And my scanner is so bad, can you recommend a scanner?
Thank you so much for sharing.

@Michael-Angelo-Go thanks Micheal. Very interesting question indeed. One that needs its own video. I’ll try to come up with my own two cents of the matter

@AnaliseB thanks!

@kayleenartlover I believe they usually get updated at this link.

@Sarah-VanDam
Thank you for the nice comments!

@Coreyartus Thanks, it appears to be working now, even with uBlock enabled 🙂

I mean, for example, there are different animation styles and types, like whiteboard, 2D, 3D, low- or high-poly etc. Each of them is made up with different drawing tools & apps. And the device shold have just enough capacity, depending on the chosen tool, its’ version & complexity.

@Darian This is wonderful! I really love the cat's expression! It reminds me every so slightly of Totoro and I love that. The girl's body language is great, too.

This was the first critique that I watched and I thought it was informative. However, it was extremely fast. I understand how hard it is for them to get everyone the critique they need. I wonder if there was a kind of lottery system they could implement where three or so people would be chosen at random for each episode and get the in-depth critique and then they could give a faster critique to the others at a different time? That said, I learned from the faster critiques as well so I don't think either way is bad. These poor guys have to walk a tight rope to make everyone happy! Maybe they could hire some other team mates to help with the critiques and take some of it off their backs? Who knows- trying to please everyone is impossible. They are doing a great job with the limited time they have and whatever the form I'm enjoying it.

@Joel-Cockrell I can't make it, but make sure to visit the chapter social, and meet some new people who are in your chapter. I love thise to find out if there are any folks who live close to me for in person meetups.

@Larue Thanks, one day we'll be free of the boxes 😆

@R-Fey-Realme the three guys and our whole team are really busy working on the new Self-Publishing Pro course, so we aren't holding any power critiques right now. If things change in the future we'll be sure to send out an email and post about it on the forum.

@Larue hmm, works for me. If you google Clavis publishing and go to their website though, the Key Colors page is the fist link at the top next to home.

@reberlik @Tom-Harshberger Thanks to you both for the great suggestions! I am going to take these into consideration and hopefully get a sketch finished soon. Time is running out!

@skeletortoise
Thanks, I think I’m better with animals than people:/. These brothers were out pollywoggying(see second jar) when they stumbled upon him.

@dougart Depends on the publisher I guess, all the publishing houses I worked with so far had a little bit different processes. according to my knowledge, the decision to publish a book is made by the whole team and gets approved in a meeting with an editor-in-chief.
Baby books are no different from other book projects, editors and art directors are working to produce them, and there always must be a person making decisions, so yes, some kind of editor/director must have seen your book. 🙂 You might be personally communicating with an assistant, but it doesn't mean nobody else is supervising the project, they probably are.
As Ness said, if you have any question, do not be afraid to ask, it's absolutely OK. 🙂

Not sure how many hear enjoy the Muddy Colors website and blog, but there is a lot of good stuff on there. I just read this recent post by the illustrator, Scott Fischer and thought some of you might like this or it may give you some ideas to try out with your own illustration. 🙂

LINK:
WHEN IN DOUBT, STAMP IT OUT! - Scott Fischer (Muddy Colors)

Nice. 🙂 Simple characters can be great for drawing over and over again in a comic. What's his personality?