Our SVS Virtual Studio February❤️2020

[braden H]

@Nyrryl-Cadiz said in Our SVS Virtual Studio February️2020:

hahahaha I agree. Cats are evil alright.

So, SO evil

[braden H]

[braden H]

Done. Or at least super close to done. I may put paddy little footprints leading from the cat's butt to the mouse

[braden H]

Subsurface scattering stoody.

[Katie Kordesh]

Tried to keep this spot a little looser. I can get a little carried away during the clean up phase

[braden H]

@Katie-Kordesh I always have a hard time staying loose. it's so hard!

[braden H]

Nessy moved out of the lake a LONG time ago.

[burvantill]

On a scale from one to crazy how much do you love wonky houses?
This is a master study of a “house” painted by James C. Christensen. Another homework assignment for the @svslearn Creative Environment Design class.
Make a study of a building design from a favorite artist.

... I guess I should put this is my environment design post. Lol.

[braden H]

@burvantill said in Our SVS Virtual Studio February️2020:

On a scale from one to crazy how much do you love wonky houses

Wonky house is best house

[braden H]

Multiple light source study. It's really hard to find good pictures of multiple light sources acting on a single figure (t least for me). But theatre sets LOVE lights. All the lights. SO MANY LIGHTS. Wash, fill, key, back, blah blah blah. I didn't understand when I was working as a theatre grip and I don't understand it now

[Heather Boyd]

@Braden-Hallett

I love this. I first thought of my story about the fish and burning house story, I’d use similar colours like you’ve done here.

[braden H]

@Heather-Boyd Yet another reason to study theatre lighting. Their colour choices in general are also bang on

[xin li]

@Braden-Hallett It is really good idea to study light this way. Theater sets of course.

[braden H]

@xin-li Not so great for natural light. But awesome for artificially lit scenarios (and knowing kinda where the lights are)

[Heather Boyd]

I’m getting closer to one style I like with the addition of the pencil on top. I’m heading back to my astronaut character concept so I’d like to slide the character in for nightfall. It will be more simple so I can progress through this application process.

I find I like the line work and set up of how story is told in comic form but find the applying colour hard and cold, so I like to play with watercolour, gouache, pencil, pencil crayon, pencil pastels mix to create a softer approach. So I’m excited. Tomorrow I will post my character concepts. I will need to later refresh myself of objects in perspective class which I never took.

[A Former User]

@Heather-Boyd really beautiful!

[Heather Boyd]

@carolinedrawing

Thank you

[braden H]

I'm gonna move the paintbrush to the kid's hand and put some paint on his shirt. Better story that way

[demotlj]

Playing around with Procreate watercolor brushes. This is as close to this month’s “Nightfall” prompt as I’m going to get

[Heather Boyd]

I’ve replaced with the updated version which also has thumbnails of my night fall work. Minus his LEGO feet lols not entirely intentional, I used two references to get him a 3/4 view pose which is very new to me and I will start Objects in Perspective class after a review in March in How To Draw Everything. Thanks,

Original post:

As posted on Instagram,

My astronaut spaceman WIP concept consists of
the helmet shapes I see in my head and the 3 head ration, the rest were parts I found and combined from Pinterest. Still in process.

Thanks,