March Meet the Maker 2019 Prompt #20

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Prompt #20 is Design Process. With anything I do, things start with a sketch and then I either transfer lineart to better paper for colouring if it is traditional work, or if its digital I just open the sketch in a program to colour it.

The program used here was Adobe Illustrator, (which I no longer have because I refuse to pay monthly for it when I am not going to uni for an art course). If I wanted a more traditional look to the work I could have used Corel Painter.

And the finished work done for a uni project. I got rid of the hockey stick from the sketch, since it didn't really work for the final piece. 

Comments

  1. Chris Lally9:10 pm

    Love this poster!!
    I've heard a lot of people are thumbing their noses at Adobe. My husband wanted it, but then decided against it for that very reason.

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  2. Shashi Nayagam10:30 pm

    Oh this is very cute

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  3. sandy10:43 pm

    that was interesting to read your process. cute dog.

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  4. Christine10:46 pm

    Thanks for sharing your process, I understand about the costs. Nice work!

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  5. Tammie Lee2:05 am

    interesting to see how you go about this.
    wonderful dog.
    I thought of you when I posted the dragon piece ;-)

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  6. RH Carpenter10:40 pm

    This is great and I liked seeing the process as you made your choices :)

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  7. Jo Castillo1:18 pm

    You have great imagination for illustration! Love this.
    I still have Adobe Photoshop Elements on my computer. I haven’t upgraded partly because of that!

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  8. carol l mckenna2:02 pm

    Oh so adorable ~ colorful and creative!

    Happy Moments to You,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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