October 2024 Submissions - How To Fix Your Art

[Karen Hobart]

@MarcRobinson great stuff, as always!

[MarcRobinson]

@Karen-Hobart thank you Karen!

[Ellie]

Hi everyone! Here is my first submission to HTFYA All of your submissions are so amazing! I love seeing how everyone interpreted the prompt so differently

[Arthur Campling]

Here's my entry. I don't think I really managed to get the message through, but I thought the illustration became pretty funny.

[A Former User]

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[nohdee]

@Arthur-Campling Hey Arthur, i like the art style here and it gives me old picture book vibes i liked in my childhood

[Serj Albert]

Reuploading as I'm not sure the first submission went through First post on the forum, entry for Saying Goodbye

[Oana]

Colouring is still quite an endeavour for me! I think it's done... and still with some time left! And it seems I really can't do serious prompts

[OBissex]

First time submitting to HTFYA!

[Henry Compton]

Question for any watercolor artists: I'm pretty new to the watercolor game, do you folks usually ink AFTER you paint? Or do you ink FIRST and then paint over it?

[Arthur Campling]

@nohdee Hey thanks! Tried out a quicker style then my usual tiny-brush-rendering-style

[Arthur Campling]

@Henry-Compton Nice piece! I did read that Peter De Seve first does a pencil-drawing, then paints an undertone (like burnt umber) and then he draws with ink, paints some more, and then draws again with ink. I've got a guide from him that I can send to you if you would like?

[Henry Compton]

@Arthur-Campling Wow, that’s such an interesting process, I didn’t expect that. Yea if you sent me that guide, I’d appreciate it a lot!

[shen chökyi]

@AustinShurtliff

[npulver]

[Jeremy Hamann]

Hey all! First time submitting here. Graphic designer by day, hobbyist illustrator by night, always happy to get some critiques. Great work everyone, so fun to see such a wide variety.

[Fey Realme]

I got this story from a podcast and designed it like a magazine spread
Heres one with the text

[menalkhan]

Sequential images with a focus on finding common ground + saying goodbye:

[BetsyElam]

[Jen Ard]