It's not Christmas but new years is holdiay-ish right!?!

And for January I'm trying to post a sketch sort of like this every weekday in the same vein as that 100 kids challenge.

Personally I like the first and the third option, but texture in your last one adds a bit more interest so that probably edges it to the top

I think you've got a great concept. So are you going to be doing a 3d illustration then (using the figures you've sculpted), or are they more for reference?

I've used copics but not a ton. I would say for the yellow raptor though, it looks like you've used a cool gray for the shadow, but maybe use a a cool light blue or something which could give it a bit more dimension? Just a thought.

I haven't been on the forums for quite a while but I wanted to login so I could just say this turned out great! Those colors are fantastic and I think that'd be a fund method to try sometime in the future. Thanks for sharing

Good points, book dummy's can be rough I'm working on one right now as well, but as long as you remember where you went wrong last time, the next one will be smoother!

Nice, I'm liking the exaggerated roundness/perspective on you're objects like the boxes and bed. Works well with your inking and coloring

Personally I like the first and the third option, but texture in your last one adds a bit more interest so that probably edges it to the top

It's not Christmas but new years is holdiay-ish right!?!

And for January I'm trying to post a sketch sort of like this every weekday in the same vein as that 100 kids challenge.

I'd agree with Jonas's comments above on the value not reading real well, the other issues I had was on first glance the hand holding the umbrella appears to have extra fingers, so I would get some reference if needed and redraw that. You've got a lot of good stuff going here though.

@lucy_gow First off I like the concept, and the colors help draw your eye to where it needs to go.

So just 2 simple things that stick out to me, first are the paws of the tiger. I'd say find some reference as they seem to be the weaker part of the drawing here. Also, if they are supposed to be pushed against the glass we could probably see some of the padding on the bottom of the paw

Secondly, the tiger is getting larger as it goes back which makes it look a little fat or just a little strange. Usually you think of tigers being more sleek so I'd taper the back of the tiger as well.

Overall a great start!

@hannahmccaffery I used to listen to this all the time! I'm a little bummed it seems he's not doing it anymore though.

Nice, I'm liking the exaggerated roundness/perspective on you're objects like the boxes and bed. Works well with your inking and coloring

Good points, book dummy's can be rough I'm working on one right now as well, but as long as you remember where you went wrong last time, the next one will be smoother!

I haven't been on the forums for quite a while but I wanted to login so I could just say this turned out great! Those colors are fantastic and I think that'd be a fund method to try sometime in the future. Thanks for sharing

I've used copics but not a ton. I would say for the yellow raptor though, it looks like you've used a cool gray for the shadow, but maybe use a a cool light blue or something which could give it a bit more dimension? Just a thought.

I like it so far, but I would definitely make sure your objects, especially the foreground ones can be identified. I took wills class (at UVU) and had that problem at first, it can be tricky, but you don't want just a bunch of lumps