Most of yall have probably already seen two of these, but they’re part of the group so I thought I’d share them again anyway. Right now I’m trying to learn how to paint digitally better, I see some amazing art and really want to reach a more professional level. I’m really a newb when it comes to digital, I’ve done stuff, but not really that much. All to say y’all’s tips to make these better will probably help me to learn better than any video, so I’m excited to see your thoughts.

I've finished the illustration I talked about yesterday. Not 100% what I intended, but happy with this first try in this style of digital painting. I am aware that the biggest part of why it is not a complete success is the pose. Poses are so difficult!

Hi - I'm new here. Several years ago I drew illustrations for a childrens book (old skool way - on paper) for a friend who wrote the story. However, when we tried to contact a publisher or self-publish we ran into the issue that the images needed to be in Vectors for publications. This is something that wasn't in my wheelhouse. I had the images professionally scanned, with hi-resolution. I was told even this way, it wouldn't work for publication. I've tried contacted/Hire mulitple illustrators to re-draw (or copy) my work into a digital form, but they either use AI, or they can't/won't recreate my drawings. I have lost a bit of money trying to do this. I tried using Procreate - to try and recreate them myself, the few I did came out with okay results but not exactly the way I wanted them. I'm not knowledgable enough using this. Is there a way to learn how to digitally draw (a program, lesson, school etc.) for this? What have you found are the best tools to create digital art? I want them images to look hand drawn with either color pencil look or watercolor. Any suggestions would be so greatly and sincerely appreciated. It's been 5 years (off and on) of trying to figure it out with no success.

A relative of mine is making their own board game and asked/said I could do some of the art for them if I wanted. So I decided to give it a try and draw a character for one of the “classes” (rpg style game) I just thought I’d share it and ask for critique. There’s for versions for a class called “boxer”

I just came across this video again, showing my approach to the little 'Item Illustrations' I was making for a client. They are so small, and yet a lot of effort goes into those icons 🫠 Fun fact: I write my own music for these video's 😆