I pulled this study from the #21days challenge page that Noah Bradley put together.
It's a neat article designed to help teach how to be a better artist by practicing for an hour a day doing sketch work, studying masters.
Unfortunately, I don't know who did this one originally, so I'll just refer you to the link where I got the Study that Noah did, which is available above.
I like how this one went over. Learning a bit more about colors by guessing more correctly when I pick them.
For instance, the turquoise on the pillar is actually a desaturated orange. However, I still needed to color pick to learn some things -- which is the point of a masters study.
Here are the process shots:
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Alice Slays the Jabberwock Update:
I've reached about 62 pages of storyboard completed, and will be launching the first episode release within a few days on Kickstarter.
I'll be mirroring the Kickstarter campaign here on Steemit. Which I think ought to be somewhat interesting.
The Tiers are likely to be:
- PDF [Episode 1]
- PDF Set [PDFs for all of my previous work.]
- Art Director Panel [Review the Storyboard and Commission a Panel of your Choice.]
- Art Director Page [Review the Storyboard and Commission a Page of your Choice.]
Something like that.
I'll be offering those Tiers on Kickstarter, but I'm interested in offering them for STEEM here as well, as a concurrent campaign.
I imagine I'll also mirror the campaign in ETH.
Campaigns will be run in 3 week intervals -- so for example:
Episode 1: March 1st - March 21st
Episode 2: March 22nd - April 11th
Approximately like that.
The amount of minimum pages to be completed per chapter will be dependent on funding.