Happy October/Inktober and autumn everyone!
Let's share our October creations. Don't be shy. Just imagine you have invited all your good SVS friends into your studio for a peek at what you're working on. We're all here to admire and encourage.
This is NOT a place for critiques. You may applaud, encourage, ooh and ah, only. Relentless kindness.
Sara Therese
https://sarathereseart.com
Instagram: @sarathereseart
Great day to fly a kite!
Working on a series with these 2 characters. Brainy Brian and Heartfelt Harriet. Right now they are going to be living their own lives and eventually bump into each other, fall in love, and do life together. Haven't gotten too far with it, but here's a peak. Always love seeing everyone's work!!
I am working hard to come up with a new concept of a new book. I have so many ideas in my head for a new concept, but i can't seem to settle on one. For example my current interest is a story about a boy who wishes his Dad had treated him better, but ends up finding out that his dad was all that bad after all.
What do you guys think about this concept? I think it holds as a book that will help explain why parents do what they do. Do you guys have any ideas on how I can flesh out this concept to little children? Help is HUGELY appreciated.
BTW what do you think about the drawing?
Right now I am working on the November prompt and battle with my clouds!
Some of you might recognize my anteater from a previous critique arena.Creating thank you stickers for my eBay sales as well as getting in the Halloween mood!
Love it. Nice solution for a detailed background that doesn’t draw all the attention!
Some front orthographic character designs of young wizards, one of which will feature in my next portfolio piece, just not sure which one yet 
Oh no!
Finishing up a book for a rescue sled dog group this month! Hoping for a completion date first week of November. 
There’s no such thing as too many pets!
Hey everybody, first time posting here.
I did a self portrait to complete my profile on this forum. Looking forward to participating in this helpful community and get some critique and feedback to improve my drawing/illustration skills.
(sketched on ipad in procreate)
Hello!
Feels like I haven't been here for ages. (It's ok, I won't be offended if you haven't missed me.)
I've been having a lot more fun with my drawing this month: taking part in artists' play dates, warming up with scribbles, blobbing ink around, and throwing perspective and proportion out the window as much as I can.
Here's a close-up of the most disturbing cats I've ever drawn:
I've also challenged myself to draw a pageful of animals every weekday for a year. Here's most of day 3:
Happy October everyone. I hope you get to do loads of fun drawing this month.
Hi guys. My agent has suggested that I broaden my portfolio offering. So it appears I'm drawing a virus character! This is currently a work in progress. I start with a traditional pencil drawing that I slowly render in Photoshop. Do any of you guys work that way?
Love this virus dude…very fun, and scary. In answer to your question I always start with pencil and scan in and then paint over it in PS.
Working on a series with these 2 characters. Brainy Brian and Heartfelt Harriet. Right now they are going to be living their own lives and eventually bump into each other, fall in love, and do life together. Haven't gotten too far with it, but here's a peak. Always love seeing everyone's work!!
