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I used a short audio clip from Nationals Museum Liverpool's recent podcast 'Art as an Anchor' as inspiration for this narrative illustration.

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I still need to add text and a few more details, but here's the paper cutouts

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Beach - Continuous line

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Röda sten - Part of the harbor in Gothenburg - Work in progress (the woman in the front needs more definition and red leashes for the dogs)

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petrified forest national park

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This week I worked with markers + color pencils, I had never tried this but I really enjoyed it!

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I chose to do the sports brief as I never draw this subject matter - very much outside of my comfort zone! Layering paper cut outs was an interesting new approach for me too :)

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Something very much out of my comfort zone. Merging poses from two references and a background from one and a colour scheme from another. Using some paper cut outs and continuous line

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Continuous line drawing

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Just my imagination, haha :)
@evapolakovic

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My best friend Punta...
@evapolakovic

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Comforting my inner child, doing yoga and drinking tea helps me a lot in all situations.

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I wanted red and got a weird, dark purple. I went for short, white hair shortly after that and was so much happier with that.

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I miss my old budgie "Felix" so much...

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Yeah, not what I asked for. Hahaha

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Thanks for the nice workshop yesterday! Breaking the process into different steps made the task less daunting :-)

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Appreciate having a framework for how to layer in elements and new eyes/ideas. Thank you!!

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Slow going here in the US, but it's taking shape :)

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I really enjoyed the workshop with Small Fry today. I had the full set of inktense pans although I only had the 12 pack of Chromaflow pencils however I had enough pencils to complete my garden picture. Such a lovely workshop, it helped to break the picture down into different areas and work on them one at a time. I definitely could have continued to meddle with this picture for hours however I have managed to pull myself away. I had never considered painting different bits of paper and sticking them on so I will try this again in the future

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also couldn't help but doodle as we went through the talk!

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Using the derwent pencil brush on procreate and colour matching with their palettes!

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i really enjoyed this way of working & discovering you can use the same set of assets to create quite different feeling images. Thanks for the time/space/support to play about :)

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bye bye birdie

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My attempt at putting something together! Thanks again for the great course

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very basic still getting the hang of the text tool 😅

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Much happier with this one, but it's still unfinished! Completely coloured it from black and white

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This is quite dire and mostly an accident but I managed to narrow it down from a more complex ink drawing.

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apples

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robins

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bugs

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tree

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sax and trumpet

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My first attempt at making a font but I realize I need to pay attention among other things to the baseline so the descenders of the letter actually descend and not sit equal to the baseline.

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faceless birds

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example of assets I have

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I don't want to clog this column up, but I've got a little pile of simple B&W assets like these.

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Looks like I haven't wiped of my scanner properly from the previous drawing I scanned, but I kinda like it this way. Looking forward to week two!

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This random bookshop-name has lived in my brain since I lived in Cape Town some years back and learned the Afrikaans word "kagelkak." The literal meaning of the word is fireplace-crap, the word is meant to describe the little knickknack that goes on the shelf over the fireplace. Love that word.

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Need to shrink these down for my store

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I sketched in the whole store front before I realized we were supposed to be just blocking it in 😂 Then I got on track and painted a door and some imaginary shop items. Anyway, thanks for a fun and informative workshop Maisy & Sarah! — Jen
@jenseamsnice

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I used my local bookshop as inspiration and added some extras, including my dogs window shopping! First time trying papercut elements and has made me want to try making some gifs... Loved this workshop, and renewing my commitment to keep a visual diary and keep doodling. Thank you Maisy and Sarah!

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The workshop gave me a new perspective on the media used during the class and what and how I can create. Thank you very much!

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reworked version #2 - playing with layers/colours

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reworked version #1 - playing with layers/colours

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Positive space fancy pot

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A blind drawing of a household object

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Negative space statue

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A drawing of an animal

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A drawing of something I'd steal - love these little baskets! I'd use them for plants or maybe my toothbrush! And the teeny one is so lovely.