100fairysproject

Heather Boyd · 2 Jul 2019, 02:59

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson

This one is delightful!

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 8 Aug 2019, 19:00

An upside down ladybug. Oh no. Lightening speed flying to the rescue! Fairy 34 & 35/100.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 9 Aug 2019, 15:07

Leave a little magic where ever you go. fairy 36/100

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 11 Aug 2019, 18:41

Fairy 37/100 Here's Rolo taking Mr snail to the Sunny Sunday garden party. ️

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 13 Aug 2019, 00:43

Fairy secrets. Holly is making the flowers come alive and sing. Fairy drawing 38/100.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 26 Aug 2019, 20:46

Fairy 39/100. My agent mentioned they like the stronger colour palette I have been experimenting with in another project so the fairies are going to have stronger colours and we will see how they turn out.
A golden fairy ready for autumn in search of fun! Here is the pencil sketch too.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 4 Nov 2019, 13:39

It's all about bright colours for the next fairies. My niece Georgia has a cochlear implant and glasses, she loves rainbows and purple. This is practise for a special birthday illustration for Georgia which will feature her black cat. It's a surprise. Fairies 40,41 and 42.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 4 Nov 2019, 13:40

Fairy 43/100. I'm joining in #folktaleweek2019 and looking forward to create some fresh new art and tell fun stories! ️

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 5 Nov 2019, 14:30

New challenge for me - folktaleweek2019 Day 1 - Home. Coco jumped for joy and shouted, "You're home!"
Garden elves, not fairies.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 7 Nov 2019, 13:50

Day 2 - Secret. #folktaleweek2019 Nanny had kept a secret for a long long time.
Fairies 44-48/100 of my 100 fairies challenge. I also posted this on @SundayGirl76 thread Folktale Week Illustrations where there is a group of us doing the challenge.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 9 Nov 2019, 15:00

Fairies 49, 50, 51/100 Half way there!

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 12 Nov 2019, 22:00

"Your wand is smoking!" Oops, sometimes things take a little practice. Fairies 52-55/100

Whitney Simms · 12 Nov 2019, 22:16

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson I still stand by the fact you need to make patterns with your foliage. I want to see entire fabric collections from you. And the fairies, oh my gosh, they couldn’t be cuter!

TessaW · 12 Nov 2019, 22:19

@Whitney-Simms said in 100fairysproject:

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson I still stand by the fact you need to make patterns with your foliage. I want to see entire fabric collections from you. And the fairies, oh my gosh, they couldn’t be cuter!

I agree. A fabric line from you would be so gorgeous.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 14 Nov 2019, 18:19

@Whitney-Simms Thanks Whitney. I would love to make patterns for licensing. I started a collection and would love to finish it and send to manufacturers, honestly I got stuck as to how to get all the way there. I watched Gina Jane's class so many times and also other youtubers who licensed their illustration work and found myself frozen at exactly what to do to get it done.
Whitney are you contacting manufacturers with your watercolour patterns? Would you like to team up and do it together?

NessIllustration · 14 Nov 2019, 18:21

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson I know there are agents specifically for licensing - if you don't know how to get started maybe that would be a good place to start?

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 14 Nov 2019, 18:26

@TessaW Thanks Tessa.

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 14 Nov 2019, 18:48

@NessIllustration Hey Ness, thanks, that's a good idea. At this point the mountain feels so tall and at the same time I would love to start climbing it. Getting started is the hardest part, this is the most challenging part of working from a studio, you are figuring everything out as you go. I'm going to figure this out. I feel like I have the skills and just need to work out how to apply them to the business side of manufacturing.

NessIllustration · 14 Nov 2019, 19:15

@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson I know exactly what you mean hun! I have a couple ideas for my own children's books, but whenever I've looked into either traditional publishing or self-publishing, I've turned green at both the amount of work involved and the huge amount of stuff I would have to learn to do this. You definitely have the skills, but getting in a new business is always a steep learning curve and very intimidating. Best of luck!!

Judy Elizabeth Wilson · 14 Nov 2019, 19:48

@NessIllustration Good luck with your book ideas Ness. You will have so much fun working on your own stories. It's a brilliant thing to bring a storybook to life.