@Braden-Hallett Super fantastic concept and execution! Coming late to this thread. I love everything about this, especially the composition, Godzilla in the background, and the robot design, and the industrious kids. So professional.

@nyrrylcadiz This turned out so awesome! Looking forward to seeing how this series progresses.

@lmrush I can totally empathize and love your idea. My initial drawings are usually straight on as well, but then I go through a "what if" exploration, both in my head and with really rough tiny thumbnails, and I imagine the viewer's eye being a movie camera. For example, what if I shot the scene from behind little toy Godzilla's head, and it's looking towards the boy and his cat? Or what if I shot the scene from the cat's point of view? The straight on view is a fine start in terms of getting all the information you want to show in the scene out of your head-- like the bedroom layout; the boy's, cat's and toy Godzilla's appearance; and the action you want to show. But then by going through an exploration of different camera angle views, you can bring more storytelling, emotion and playfulness to the scene. If you still have trouble imagining different angles, you might try buying some clay and creating a rough model of the scene, blocking out the different characters. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it will give you something physical to actually study from different angles. Lots of pro artists use this technique for tricky scenes.

Such good advice and I love your story twist idea!

@bnewman Thanks, yes, I agree. I kind've got stuck on this piece. Nothing was working out and I tried lots of things, even going back to thumbnail stage. Finally, I decided to put it aside for a while and work on the mermaid prompt for a change. I do plan on revisiting this piece, though and will keep your comments in mind.

@CLCanadyArts Thanks, you may be right. It currently is a beat before that moment. Wasn't sure how far before the moment to make the piece. Will keep your suggestion in mind.

@Lee-White This is so you, Lee.

@NoWayMe This is simply gorgeous. Love your style!

@Kevin-Longueil I really love how this turned out. There's definitely a story in here.