I haven't watched it yet, so I am not sure if this would count. But I tend to use the same kind of brush in all my stuff. I try to branch out, but I always find myself going back to the chalk brush. I just like the way it can work with what I do. I do use other brushes for somethings, but by far, Chalk brush is used almost always.

Like I said, I haven't watched the video(s) yet but I think using the same brush types all the time fits with consistency which leads to the same style.

These are amazing, I want to try and give some constructive feedback but honestly, I just can't stop thinking about how awesome these are.

If I am to add any sort of constructive feedback it might be that some of the robots have parts that are together with that "floating" affect? I don't know what to call it but I'm just looking at some of the pieces that aren't connected and while it's very cool and works well with the art, I think a way to improve could be to figure out how to actually connect the parts mechanically. But I know as well that the future tech fantasy has that sort of magnetism going on to hold parts together so it also works!

But I just wanted to say that as a way to improve technically with your style later on. But it's all super amazing and hope to see more from you in the future!

Hey everyone!
It's been a while since I have posted around here, in fact it's been a while since I even finished a full piece of artwork if I exclude all the little drawings I did for Inktober! I think since the last time I posted I even attended my first Con in Artist Alley and while it didn't go how my wife was wanting it to go, I thought it went GREAT! And I'm actually attending Eucon in 4 days to do it again!

With that said, one of the things I decided I would do is Disney themed pictures. I always thought I wouldn't want to do Fan Art or anything but after our first con I think I am swayed a little bit to do some. Now I don't plan to replace my whole art inventory with fan art/a bunch of well known IP pieces, I still will have the majority of my table be my own original work.

Also, I love doing my own stickers! One of my most memorable moments from the convention was when a couple of little girls were walking by with their parents and they were definitely crying, my wife and I got their attention and offered them some free stickers of their choosing and it put smiles right on their faces. It was great! So I figured I would always want to have something small that I wouldn't lose a lot of cost on for things like that.

Anywho! To my next work in progress! I am really excited to be working on this to be honest, it's Beauty and the Beast. I have been mostly working on beast today with some face sketches trying to figure out hands as well, the main portion of him that will be showing will be from his waist to his head, and Beauty will be standing near his waste line, I am planning to make her kind of a sorcerous, he will have a blue cape draped over his back and tattered at the bottom and she will hopefully have a nice wavey yellow dress of sorts. Anyway, this here is some rough sketches and I will be posting the rest of the WIP here in this thread, hoping to have the piece done Friday or earlier in time for Eucon.

Prineville, Oregon. Pretty much the center of the state.

Thanks! Here is the finished version. I might go back and brighten it up a little bit. I added a layer with a paper texture the whole image and it darkened it slightly. But it was still a lot of fun.

@flordevitaz I really love your style! You're village is very cool looking!

Here is my final piece for the challenge.

Thanks @holleywilliamson ! I am hoping after I render the buildings it will just emphasize that even more! Hoping to get it all finished up probably by the last day of the month just in time for the rest of the challenge ha.

Fell a bit behind on this because I came down with some sickness and also ended up working OT at the same time! But everything here is layered out and ready to be rendered. I attempted a different approach to this picture by layering out all the individual buildings and areas.

Also I totally wasn't happy with my initial sketches and decided to draw a mushroom village based on a real village so this was the image I used to get what I have

@Severin-Baschung
The link is perfect thank you!

This was cool to see in the finished thread, and even cooler to see the GIF! What did you use to create the GIF? I save progress pics all the time to make GIFs eventually but the few times I have tried they come out with the color being all messed up or just terrible quality.