@carolinedrawing It’s ok! Thank you for trying, I have to turn this in today anyways, thanks for your help!

Hello everyone! G.Chris here.I hope everyone is in good health. Coronavirus is awful, but let s tell the truth. Artists know what it means to stay quarantined... Anyways , I found myself thinking a lot of new concepts for artworks now that I am confined. Here is one, feel free to critique and say what you like or don't like about this piece! Be safe and stay healthy! Giorgos Christopoulos / G.Chris.Artwork

@chrisaakins I agree, Thank you, this helps a lot!

@Jenna-Jenks Thanks!

@jdubz @baileymvidler This! This so much!! Recurring contracts are a really great way to start. It can be slow to start getting work from publishers and build a client list. When I started I had a few recurring contracts like this - places that would send me some work every month, and booyyy did it take the pressure off! A good chunk of my income each month was already covered, leaving me only 10-15% to cover by finding additional contracts each month. Now after a year and a half I have been able to drop all but one of these recurring contracts, but it still brings some stability to my budget each month. It's a really great way to start!

@Stefan-Hohls Welcome to the forums. Yes please share your work, we are all here to help each other out.

magical! very well done. hadn't peeked in before now but glad I did!

@NessIllustration @MichaelaH @chrisaakins Hey Gang, thank you all for taking the time to give feedback on this piece, I really appreciate it! I'll play around with some of these ideas and see where it takes the illustration

@Nyrryl-Cadiz oh, nice catch, thank you! @lou Thank you so much! I'm really happy with where this ended up!

@Darian The first one has more expression like almost surprised. I like it.

@Susan-Marks A pleasure Susan! What you're saying has a lot of sense. I wasn't thinking smart enough! Great love and respect!

@demotlj Thank you for the feedback! I've changed Lucy's face, not only in terms of shadows and cheeks, but also the eyes, which I've decided would look better if they were closed. I think it's a lot better like this now. Thank you all for the feedback! It helped me understand some notions about shadows, focus of the illustration and illustrating the faces better

Decided to try a comic page this time, too!

Thank you to everyone that posted last month! It has been wonderful seeing all of your great images. If you are interested I posted the Q&A with the featured student for April today. Also, if you would like to share your work again for a chance to be considered for May you can go to this forum post. I understand that we are all busy so if you need to share the same images as last month there is nothing wrong with that, but if you can use this as a challenge to create something new then go for it (I know I need to do this)!

@Gary-Wilkinson For what it's worth, Gary, I modified her pose a bit before posting it on Instagram. Hope it's less teapot-ish!

I love this one. I’m excited to see how you finish it.

@leontine This is charming!

You've already had some great suggestions, but for me the number 1 thing I'd do is flip the image! The action is from right to left which feels very unnatural and against the flow. The eye is used to reading an image from left to right, and so the action should flow in that direction as well P.S I really like the little plants cut out of the bottom edge, very effective and creative!

@Sas I am! Thank U! @aska Thanks!

I have two guinea pigs myself, glad to see them get a little attention! They are so cute when they're eating, which is pretty much all the time. Great expression.