Hello everybody, I'm new here so I tuned in too late for the contest.
I hope that you don't mind if I submit illustration that I've already done before.
I just want to participate for the first time. Cheers!

I hope I'm not too late!!

@evilrobot said in Evil's Inktober 2017:

Day #6
Prompt: Sword
Ink, watercolor, coffee (because when you have hundreds of dollars in paint why not just use some cheap coffee)

This one wins! Great work.

Hello Lovely people,

My name is Marina, I've been following SVS for a long time, and finally I've decided to subscribe. I so happy!!!

You can see my work on my Facebook (feel free to send request if you want) https://www.facebook.com/pticica31

Here is my instagram https://www.instagram.com/marina.veselinovic/
and my deviantart page https://marinaveselinovic.deviantart.com/gallery/

Great brushes!!! Love them, thank you for sharing.

Love the details and colors... and the idea is perfect. Well done.

@julian-beresford Thanks, glad you like it. I really like illustrations on your website, especially the wolf!

@evilrobot Loveee!!

@djlambson You don't have to rework them from the beginning, just tweak them in photoshop, vibrance, contrast, curves.... Advice: if you work in RGB and want to convert to cmyk first flatten all the layers and then convert. Also, there have to be some difference in cmyk because rgb has some range of colors that can't be printed. My advice is, if you plan to print your work, always draw in cmyk mode and later convert to rgb. The thing is, it's easier to convert cmyk to rgb without loosing quality of the colors. I hope this helps, if you have any trouble, I can help with tweaking in photoshop, just send me a message.

I'm not sure that I know what is bunny wall. Can someone enlighten me please?

@djlambson You don't have to rework them from the beginning, just tweak them in photoshop, vibrance, contrast, curves.... Advice: if you work in RGB and want to convert to cmyk first flatten all the layers and then convert. Also, there have to be some difference in cmyk because rgb has some range of colors that can't be printed. My advice is, if you plan to print your work, always draw in cmyk mode and later convert to rgb. The thing is, it's easier to convert cmyk to rgb without loosing quality of the colors. I hope this helps, if you have any trouble, I can help with tweaking in photoshop, just send me a message.

@evilrobot hahaha well of course, it's a monthly challenge! What was I thinking

Can someone please tell me when is deadline for this contest? Thanks a bunch!

@evilrobot THANK YOU!!!

I hope I'm not too late!!

Congrats to everyone!! Beautiful work!

One thing, my name is not Mariana it's @Marina. Can someone correct that please?!

@evilrobot said in Evil's Inktober 2017:

Day #6
Prompt: Sword
Ink, watercolor, coffee (because when you have hundreds of dollars in paint why not just use some cheap coffee)

This one wins! Great work.

Looooove!!

Ah so lovely! Too bad I'm late, as usual.

I really love your work. It's so alive and fun.