I work as a web designer/developer and a freelance graphic designer by day and working towards becoming an illustrator on my off-time. I have always loved children's books and love to draw.
This is the first time I have done a character from so many angles. It was challenging, but a good experience. Mine is Grumpyeti. He is grumpy, but has a soft side hiding inside. I think there are so many clever takes on the Yeti for this contest. It is fun to see everyone's ideas.
I am hoping that this fits the spot illustration criteria. Seeing all the entries make me wish that I had my own Yeti chef. Great job everyone! This is done for now. I want to make some revisions and repost later, but am not sure I will have time this week. Here it is just in case:
Here is my entry this month. I was hoping to make two, but not sure if that is going to happen or not. It was a fun prompt! I love seeing all the different ideas!
First time forum poster, but a long-time forum reader. Here is my entry. There are so many great ideas for isolation
Here is my entry. It is fun to see everyone's take on the book! 
I combined Slovember, Will Terry's draw 50 things (included this after hearing Will Terry say during the 3 Point Perspective podcast that Slovember was a good time to do it) , and the Inktober prompt "storm" for the Together prompt this month. I am not done yet, but time has run out to turn this in. There are a lot of great illustrations, can't wait to see the slideshow!
Here's this month's entry. I have to admit that there are some Yetis' homes that I think would be cool to live in myself. Great job everyone!
This was a fun prompt! I did a twist on the Hansel and Gretel fairy tale: What if Hansel and Gretel got lost while trick-or-treating? "Everyone was having a great time at the Halloween feast until the witch showed up."
@joosterwijk I like the style and the rain looks really good. I think the child and the fish toy stand out now more than the mural. I actually liked the red jacket that you had on the first one, but the yellow works too. I do feel like the child could move up and to the left a little bit so that it is not so far into the corner.
@Asyas_illos Thank you! At first I didn't have a smiley face, so I drew a house that had eyes, a nose and a mouth, but it looked weird. So I had the thought to have Albert draw the face on the house with the mud he had been playing with. It showed the house with a little more character, and also showed Albert being mischievous..
Are you going to still enter the contests even though you had to stop your subscription?
Phew! I got something done, I wasn't sure if I would be able to make time for this month's prompt. It is finished, not perfect. I love seeing off the different home that people have come up.
@Iain-Davidson This is great! Nice job.
@Janette This is really good. What type of paper do you use for your colored pencils?
@emily-atwood-art I have used the Vivaldi browser from a Windows computer to upload to Instagram. I found a tutorial on how to do it a while back. Here is a link to a tutorial, not the one I used, but maybe it can help you out. https://vivaldi.com/blog/instagram-post-from-computer/
@brettb_draws I love your badger. It is very cute. The red and white shirt looks really good with the colors on the badger. I also picked a badger for this month's prompt. but I like the different posing that you did with yours, especially the one where it has fallen down. I also like the implied story that the badger tripped over the rock. Very fun!
I submitted this one on the Critique Arena website, but never put it on the forum. I love the entries this month. So many fun takes on the prompt.
@xin-li They are both nice, but I like the brown one better.
