One of my students suggested that I do an illustration from the story of Hansel and Gretel for Illustration Friday's word for the week. I used a smooth Strathmore paper with watercolors and prismacolor colored pencils.
oooo Jane! I love the watercolor look and the feeling of a breeze blowing through the trees. You really captured the "into the forest" atmosphere. Great minds think alike ;o)
One of my students suggested that I do an illustration from the story of Hansel and Gretel for Illustration Friday's word for the week. I used a smooth Strathmore paper with watercolors and prismacolor colored pencils.
This is lovely, although the kids will hurt their feet in the forest with no shoes. Love the dynamic shadows.
ReplyDeleteoooo Jane! I love the watercolor look and the feeling of a breeze blowing through the trees. You really captured the "into the forest" atmosphere. Great minds think alike ;o)
ReplyDeleteJane, this is beautiful! I love flowing fabric! The prismacolor adds a nice texture too!
ReplyDeletenice draw
ReplyDeletevery nice, love the movement, you can almost feel the breeze
ReplyDeleteOh another great idea!! I like how the children's warmth contrasts against the coolness of the trees. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely gentle line work and colour; has a nostalgic feel to it which I like.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous illustration, Jane! The characters are charming, and the trail is lit beautifully...the shadows, lighting are super.
ReplyDeleteJane, this is lovely. I love the characters and the expression. The shadows are sooo nicely done. I want to read more, and turn the page! :) Heather
ReplyDeleteBeautiful movement and light
ReplyDeleteYour watercolours are great!Great characters and concept!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, your ilustration. Congrats!
ReplyDeletei love the coloring, and their face!
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