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Another commission done! This is actually the final commission from the last slot set; we were just waiting to hear back about some info before it could be finished.
This is one of my first fully coloured indoor scenes, now that I think of it. I did one before with Samus and a ship captain, but that wasn't nearly as detailed as this. I always shy away from interiors because non-organic shapes give me an ulcer. This one turned out okay, though.
Speaking of ulcer, the child's face... I adore the photo (and she's doing the exact same thing I would as a child), but drawing it had me completely lost. I'm happy with it in the end, though.
Is it weird that I had a lot of fun with the dishware and table?
Photo: *weird abstract scrunched mess of colours on the child's shirt*
Me: *immediately* "Is that Elsa?"
Commissioner: "Yeah, actually."
Me: "Cool. I can NOT make that recognizable as Elsa." *super proud/ashamed of recognizing her immediately*
Done with Copic markers on Strathmore marker paper (cut to 9"x9").

Description
Another commission done! This is actually the final commission from the last slot set; we were just waiting to hear back about some info before it could be finished.
This is one of my first fully coloured indoor scenes, now that I think of it. I did one before with Samus and a ship captain, but that wasn't nearly as detailed as this. I always shy away from interiors because non-organic shapes give me an ulcer. This one turned out okay, though.
Speaking of ulcer, the child's face... I adore the photo (and she's doing the exact same thing I would as a child), but drawing it had me completely lost. I'm happy with it in the end, though.
Is it weird that I had a lot of fun with the dishware and table?
Photo: *weird abstract scrunched mess of colours on the child's shirt*
Me: *immediately* "Is that Elsa?"
Commissioner: "Yeah, actually."
Me: "Cool. I can NOT make that recognizable as Elsa." *super proud/ashamed of recognizing her immediately*
Done with Copic markers on Strathmore marker paper (cut to 9"x9").