sketchfest stuff
Saturday, April 23rd, 2011 08:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
As I mentioned, I used this month's SketchFest as an exercise in speedpainting, so I ended up with seven images that are not quite finished, but that wouldn't take much more work for me to feel comfortable with calling them 'done'. I'm thinking of cleaning them up and making them available as prints from Imagekind. What do you think? Does anyone want to see finished versions of these? Would prints be of interest to you?

prompt: Hippo swallows dwarf

prompt: Keeper of the forest

prompt: Fairy Ring

prompt: rat race ;)

prompt: Egg Hunt!

prompt: Not your usual home security system!

prompt: Reading the future

prompt: Hippo swallows dwarf

prompt: Keeper of the forest

prompt: Fairy Ring

prompt: rat race ;)

prompt: Egg Hunt!

prompt: Not your usual home security system!

prompt: Reading the future
Okay...
Date: 2011-04-24 07:19 am (UTC)Hippo: meh.
Keeper: My second-favorite. I love the chalky style and the contrast between foreground/background. More, please!
Fairy ring: Again, I like the chalk, though it's different here; cute.
Rat race: Probably has a good story behind it, cute, not as gripping in the imagery though.
Egg hunt: Most interesting imagery in terms of surprise, good colors and framing. I'd like to see more of this.
Not your usual: Cute dragon, cute concept. I actually like this one the way it is. I'm not sure more detail would add much to its charm.
Reading the future: My favorite! Much love. This is adorable already, and would really benefit from added precision. I wouldn't want to lose the soft edges, but you could put more detail into the room. Also you've got a whole bookcase of books -- if you write small, you could put titles on those, or if you're worried about size, maybe face some of them outward. I love titles on books in art.
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Date: 2011-04-27 03:29 am (UTC)Re: Reading the Future
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