Here is my entry! The idea behind the piece is that predator (fennec fox) and prey (jerboa) join together to fight off a common evil at night (locusts) Good luck everyone!!

Here is my entry! Good luck everyone there are some incredible entries here!!!

I hope i'm submitting this right. Here's my entry!

Hello all! I have just finished up an entry for this contest: https://www.gallerycollection.com/greeting-cards-scholarship.htm
The winner receives $10,000 so i am feeling the pressure haha. Here is what I came up with:

Definitely need some guidance! The past winning entries look nothing like this (you can see them on the scholarship site) so I am feeling a bit unsure about submitting this! Any feedback and thoughts would be appreciated!!!

Id love some feedback on this piece i just finished up! Mostly wondering how well the concept reads but anything you notice about colors/rendering etc please let me know as well! Thanks so much!

Hello everyone! Heres what i have been working on, right now im just blocking in the colors. Wondering if i should change the grey cat's arm positions, does it look as unnatural as i think it does? They are also supposed to be slightly caricatured, but i have had issues with making my slightly cartoony work read as intentionally non-realistic, if that makes sense. Any other critique is welcome as well, thank you!!!! everyone on this site always gives awesome tips

Here's my sketch for the February contest "nightfall"! Any feedback appreciated! : -)

Hi everyone! Here are my 3 most recent tiger paintings. I am wondering which one is the strongest piece. If you think one is more strong in composition but one has better anatomy or lighting, that would be valuable information for me to hear as well as well. Any other feedback or criticism is welcome as well. Thank you!

@animatosoor @Coreyartus @IgorWoznicki here is the finished piece! thank you again for your tips!! feel free to critique this piece as a final version if you wish, although i don't plan on going back into it and making edits at this point in time. And @IgorWoznicki , my instagram is @pixus.art!

Hey everyone! I have an ongoing painting series of griffons that aren't the normal combination of eagle + lion. I'm tackling a Barn Owl + cougar griffon next. Looking for tips on making it a stronger creature design, and i'm especially struggling with the tail design. I want to include both the tail shape of a cougar as well as feathers. Here is the sketch: Any tips appreciated! Thanks so much!

@burvantill ooh, i love the idea of bird feathers! thank you so much for the suggestions and kind words : -)

@Georgios-Christopoulos ohh glad it feels cozy, yay! That was my goal haha. and little bugs will certainly be considered now, thank you for the suggestions!!!

@hakepe totally gree with everything here!! I'm on to the painting stage now so i'll definitely keep these things in mind, thank you!!

How well does this concept read? I won't say what the concept is, since I want the piece to read well without any context whatsoever haha

hi all! just started this little guy. I want to know if the concept reads well, it is supposed to be a little fox curled up inside a mossy old log. Struggling to keep the focus on the face with that dappled lighting... But it think i can fix that with color and saturation. Any thoughts would be highly appreciated. Any suggestions for other little plants and such to scatter around would be appreciated too!! All i can think of is mushrooms, moss, and ferns haha. thank you!!!!!

@LisaF awesome, thank you!!!

@K-Flagg how exactly does one see who the winners are? It seems the voting and announcement process has changed since the last time i entered one of these haha!!

Here is my entry! The idea behind the piece is that predator (fennec fox) and prey (jerboa) join together to fight off a common evil at night (locusts) Good luck everyone!!

@Coley thank you so much!! The story was basically that predator (Fox) and prey (jerboa) come together at night to fight off a common evil (locusts.) : -) thank you for your interest!!

@Carrie thank you!! My instinct says that if I open the fox’s eye his eyeline would lead the viewers eye off the page, but I think I’ll give it a try anyways because my instinct is usually wrong haha ^^