I got as far as doing a sketch for the "Heat" prompt
It's great how you can take a pic during the sketch stage as a "Save", since there's no real life "Undo" button when it comes to using watercolours. BTW, you could always just post it to the site at this stage, as a potential WiP, to be completed with colour at a later date.
Hey, I remember doing this thing a long time ago, where I didn't want to ruin my sketch and so I made a photocopy of my drawing on thin watercolour paper, and then painted upon the original. If it got ruined, at least I had the other copy to try again. Don't think I ever used that second copy, but it did give me the freedom to let loose at the time.
drawing Asurans (from Guild Wars 2)
I have no idea about the fandom, but your drawing is SUPER ADORABLE. ^___^
my sketchbook is just full of me attempting to mix colors in watercolors and uninteresting value studies
I was mulling around an idea for the theme of "Heat", where one could do a study of warm colours, like an abstract piece, to fulfill the challenge. Maybe if you have anything along those lines in your sketchbook, you could submit them for the challenge.
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It's great how you can take a pic during the sketch stage as a "Save", since there's no real life "Undo" button when it comes to using watercolours. BTW, you could always just post it to the site at this stage, as a potential WiP, to be completed with colour at a later date.
Hey, I remember doing this thing a long time ago, where I didn't want to ruin my sketch and so I made a photocopy of my drawing on thin watercolour paper, and then painted upon the original. If it got ruined, at least I had the other copy to try again. Don't think I ever used that second copy, but it did give me the freedom to let loose at the time.
drawing Asurans (from Guild Wars 2)
I have no idea about the fandom, but your drawing is SUPER ADORABLE. ^___^
my sketchbook is just full of me attempting to mix colors in watercolors and uninteresting value studies
I was mulling around an idea for the theme of "Heat", where one could do a study of warm colours, like an abstract piece, to fulfill the challenge. Maybe if you have anything along those lines in your sketchbook, you could submit them for the challenge.