I liked how in previous 3rd Thursday episodes we were able to see everyone else's work being scrolled through. It would be cool to see what people submitted even if they didn't make the 'final cut.' If it's too much to put in the video, maybe another solution could be considered.

Otherwise it was great! I really enjoy watching the critiques, combined with the great forum community feedback it feels more and more classroom-like. What a great resource to learn and grow.

Ooooh! There's quite a few on here I haven't heard of, how cool!
Here's what I have to share:

Let's Get Busy (interviews with Kid-lit illustrators and Authors)
Your dreams my nightmares (Interviews with illustrators and designers)
Chris Oatley's Artcast (Artist interviews)
Frannerd's Youtube Channel (lifestyle and art video blog)

I love the Creative Pep Talk! it's probably my favorite

Happy Podcasting

@Cyd
Also!!!

James Gurney's Youtube is a brilliant resource

@Christine-Garner I don't have experience with those programs, but if your familiar in Photoshop they do have a feature called Timeline. It's a nice transition into something like Adobe After Effects.

I checked out your blog and enjoyed looking at your art! Best of luck with your animation adventure

I bought a copy of Sophie's Fish after watching, so clever AAAAAGGGHH

@Cyd
Also!!!

James Gurney's Youtube is a brilliant resource

Ooooh! There's quite a few on here I haven't heard of, how cool!
Here's what I have to share:

Let's Get Busy (interviews with Kid-lit illustrators and Authors)
Your dreams my nightmares (Interviews with illustrators and designers)
Chris Oatley's Artcast (Artist interviews)
Frannerd's Youtube Channel (lifestyle and art video blog)

I love the Creative Pep Talk! it's probably my favorite

Happy Podcasting

Wow, this illustration is so captivating! I adore the detail in the characters

I adore the energy in your watercolor studies! Lovely

I liked how in previous 3rd Thursday episodes we were able to see everyone else's work being scrolled through. It would be cool to see what people submitted even if they didn't make the 'final cut.' If it's too much to put in the video, maybe another solution could be considered.

Otherwise it was great! I really enjoy watching the critiques, combined with the great forum community feedback it feels more and more classroom-like. What a great resource to learn and grow.

Thank you all for such helpful feedback! There was some great input on the squirrel that inspired me to explore the character a bit more.

I will work on adding him to the composition tomorrow. Happy drawing!

Hi @Leontine,
Thank you for your feedback! After showing this to a few more people I noticed there was a lot of confusion about the squirrel character on the right.

I had hoped the acorns on the alarm clocks and the fact that she was plugging in the extension cord to one of the electric alarm clocks would help connect her to the story, but her shape must not be very legible. I will work on that :).