SVS Team

Sorry it took so long to get this up. With the state of craziness in the world my 9-5 job has blown up with updating websites with covid19 information and event cancellations. Anyway I think 2020 has won the award for everything falling apart, but these submissions are amazing! Take a look at them all!

http://cshellmedia.com/clients/svs/

Just fyi, the recording has been added to the subscription! You can find it here: https://courses.svslearn.com/courses/live-demonstration

This months contest prompt comes from @Jake-Parker

Lisa's robot invention worked great, until it did this...

Here are some more details:

The contest is open to anyone. But the winners and runners up will only be selected from active SVS members.

Post only finished pieces here. Post WIP projects in their own thread.

Put your real name and forum name on the image somewhere (can be on a border if you like).

Good luck everyone!

@alicia @Mara-Price Hi! Yes, we'll be posting all 3 sessions in the next day or two. It'll be in the subscription

Also, @Lee-White is gonna be doing one in a couple weeks, and then @Jake-Parker. We'll have more details soon!

Cool! Glad you are using the "100 paintings" idea to help take some pressure off. The tension and anxiety that comes from making art is hard to get over and this trick can really ease that. Then you are free to make whatever you want without any penalty.

Your piece here is definitely not a bad painting. In fact, it's really nice! Great job! So now you have another 99 to go and you are off to a great start. Don't worry about the failures. In fact, worry if you AREN"T having failures. That means you aren't pushing yourself hard enough!

Keep it up!!! : )

@Jeremy-Ross Oh cool! Thanks for the heads up!

Wow, great job everyone!! Especially considering the circumstances Kudos to all who managed to pull through and actually enter the contest!

The next Critique Arena is set for Thursday, April 9 at 2 PM MDT. We'll be sending out the details in the next week or so. See ya then!

Very nice! You really captured the feeling in this!

Only thing I would adjust is that point on the horizon shouldn't go white. It keeps drawing my eye up there. If I remember correctly, Will's only went to a light blue there. The big thing is to remember that contrast will call attention. If you want people to look somewhere, add more contrast. If it's not important, you can lower the contrast quite a bit.

Great work. Keep it up!

Welcome to SVS Barbara! Very nice to have you here. Our community is fantastic and I'm excited that you jumped right in with an image. Very nice! Especially if it's one of your first ones!

Take a look around and feel free to ask questions and give your thoughts too! : )

Cheers,
Lee

My version is in the works. Hopefully Jakes too soon. The one we filmed last week should be ready soon.