Architect-urban designer by day and illustrator by night.
Recently started creating digital artwork.
My first digital piece using a drawing tablet and Photoshop. How did I fare? 
I wanted to highlight both the start and end of the story. The corners of the page are dedicated to each type of fruit that Bongo comes across. He finally gets his beloved, juicy orange and outwitted Clyde as well. This scene is just before Bongo realises he has to find a way to get back across the river! 
Drew inspiration from the yin and yang symbol, to depict the dualism between the two characters in the story. 
Just in time! :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_cold_sweat: Took a bit more time than usual because I was tackling dragon scales. I'm happy with this one. Love all the submissions above! Good job everyone! 
I went overboard with this month's prompt 
. I got excited and wanted to get in plenty of details to help with the scene and story. Which of my ink fairies do you find funny or interesting or silly? Let me know! 
Loving all the entries! Great work everyone! Back to Inktober prep! 
Just about wrapped up with my entry. I finally got down to watching 'Coco' and was inspired by the 'Day of the Dead' festival/ day of remembrance of the departed souls. This was my first time colouring an illustration on Photoshop. I'm still learning, but having fun. Can't wait to see all the entries. May the Force be with you all! 
The experiment worked! Penny was so relieved to have her dog back from the dead.
Zaru's knowledge of alchemy and transmutation circles, coupled with Piero's mechanical skills helped save Ceberus' life. Wryter looked on in amazement, taking down notes.
Here are the prompts I've finished so far:
Week 1: Flight
Week 2: Shadow
Week 3: Brick
Shannaro! I am done and thrilled with this Slowvember piece!
Love all the entries!
I had decided to make a series of seasonal greeting cards. This one is for the Fall/ Autumn season. Found inspiration in the picture story books of Beatrix Potter (The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin was one of the first books gifted to me as a kid, I still have it), and Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows. The colour palette and styles helped me to figure out how to go about laying out the scene. The forest animals included in this card are a red squirrel, a grey cat, a hedgehog, a red fox and a red baby deer.
Day 28: Float, and a Dragon
Day 29: Shoes, and a Leprechaun
Day 30: Ominous, and a Yeti
Day 31: Crawl, and a Chimera
Day 25: Buddy, and a Dwarf
Day 26: Hide, and a Dryad
Day 27: Music, and a Gnome
