Hi, Thanks everyone who gave feedback! This is my final. - I don't think I will be able to spend more time working on it till the end of the month.
fingers crossed for everyone. The entries are so cool.
doro_thea
@doro_thea
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RE: DECEMBER CONTEST: YETI
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RE: NOVEMBER CONTEST: TOGETHER
This is my first time taking part in the contest, I am a little nervous, seeing all the beautiful illustrations. But here it is anyways.
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DECEMBER CONTEST: YETI - first sketches - feedback please
Hi, I wanted to share my yeti here. This kind of promt is usually not my cup of tee, I would never have thought of drawing a yeti. But as I have started today and somehow really liked the process, I thought I can as well follow through. Any Ideas how to improve the first sketches? Give more character to him. Any poses really off?
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RE: DECEMBER CONTEST: YETI - first sketches - feedback please
Hi, here are my updates. I worked on the colour and it took me quite a while to figure out what colour the snow could be and how to make the character pop. I looked at some snow by night pictures and really liked the ones where it went into the purple/ blue direction. Do you think it is too purple?
I am super into stencilling that the moment, therefore I basically did digital stencilling. I really like the flatness of this technique, do you think I should add some shadow on the ground though, to make the yeti more grounded?
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thumbnails for a book cover - what do you think?
Hi,
I did the character Design class by @AnnaDaviscourt and really liked it. Now that I have the Character Line up, I am thinking of doing a book cover for it. Please see the (super rough) thumbnails below and give me your feedback. Which ones do you like? Why? What is your favourite and what should I improve on it?
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working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
Hi,
First of all: Happy new year! may it be a merry, healthy and peaceful 2021 for everyone.
I took the ‘how to plan and complete a big illustration project' from @AnnaDaviscourt as a preparation for a project I wanted to tackle for a long time. I wrote a story and wanted to prepare a book dummy.
I am a little less than halfway through the storyboard and now deviated from my original schedule a bit. As I really felt like I wanted to look into the book cover already. So I did quite a few options as thumbnails and I wanted to share my favourites here to get some feedback. which one do you think is worth exploring? and why?
Thanks so much for taking the time and giving me feedback!
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RE: Which cover version works the best and why?
Hi, I think it is better if the title is in the sky, as it stands out more clearly and will be easier to read when displayed really small. Think if seeing it in the size of an instagram post or a stamp size print of the cover in one of the magazines that is ling around in the bookshops. Much easier to red the title. Hope that helps.
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WIP Together - looking for some feedback
Hi, this is my first time posting here and also my first time wanting to take art in the contest. And, I really would like to get some feedback. As I had some problems with getting the account to work, the illustrations I share are more finished than I intended to. Basically here are 3 different ideas and I would like to know in which direction you think is better. And then what you would change / improve ...
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RE: thumbnails for a book cover - what do you think?
@Jacy13 Thanks. good points. just had a quick touch up. finally I think it is final.
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
hi, thank you everyone for your feedback! here is the newest version. If there is anything still jumping out at you that needs fixing or could be nicer differently, please point it out to me.
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RE: book dummy. how rough can roughs be? feedback needed
@davidhohn Thanks so much for the info! this is so helpful. Thanks for your opinion and thanks for the examples you posted. This is very helpful to me!
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book dummy. how rough can roughs be? feedback needed
Hello,
I am working on a book dummy at the moment. And I wonder how rough roughs can be. below you can see the style that I am want to use for the whole book as well as one of the spreads as a rough. Is that fine? do I need to add more detail? Is it too defined already?
thanks for taking a look and sharing your feedback, this is really appriciated!
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
@Melissa-Bailey-0 thanks for pointing that out again. I saw it and somehow couldn't muster the energy still to change it and said to myself:" oh it is not that bad". But it was good to see that you picked it up straight away, so here is the hopefully final update.
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
hi, thank you everyone for your feedback! here is the newest version. If there is anything still jumping out at you that needs fixing or could be nicer differently, please point it out to me.
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
@Kim-Rosenlof @Kim-Rosenlof Thank you! And thanks for pointing out the part with the Elephant. Hope the newest version fixes it. I am going to post it in a minute, feel free to take a look.
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
@Melissa-Bailey-0 Thanks for the suggestion. the elephant works way better in a lighter colour. going to post an update in a minute, feel free to take a look at the most recent version.
I think I am going to stay with the colour palette though. I Know what you mean about the more saturated colours, but somehow I find this fits the mood and the intention quite well... -
RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
@Jeannelle-Pita thank you!
I like what you are saying about the mysteriousness. Therefore I think I will go for the first crop, as it really doesn't need to be a happy monkey. I will keep on posting here how it still evolves. I still need to add some detail and play around with the colours some more... -
RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
Hi,
I have been working some more on the cover and stuck with version A, for now. I am still considering to do B as well. Lets see.
But there is my work in process. There are still a quite a few details missing and the colour is also still work in process but I wanted to get your opinion on the which crop you like better. (fe. I think I like the one without the mouth better, but does the monkey look quite sad without the mouth?)As well as on the colour. I want to keep it quite abstractly coloured ( fe. not grey for elephant) but I am not sure if this is successful. I merged the colour-palettes from above and like it, but I am not sure about the yellow on the monkey for example and colour balance over all.
thanks for taking the time for feedback!
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RE: working on a book dummy - need some feedback for the cover design
@Melissa-Bailey-0 Hi, thanks for the feedback. basically it is an ABC book with everything written in alliterations. Every page a new character is introduced but as the book advances, you can see different stories unfold in the background if you look closely at the pictures. It is all about an evening at the circus and quite lighthearted.
So, what do you think now? With the pink, I am also not sure if people put it too much in the "only girls" section, which it is not.