If there's anything I need to change, I can always do it later but for now, I've been dying to do color--here's what I got for now:
I'm using this piece to determine the official colors for these characters; I'd like to get around to creating (if possible) a palette for these guys so I won't have to swatch from previous drawings anymore. Also, I want to find a style that suits these characters--for little details. For example, the kid's pajamas were solid seafoam green before--I think I'll add thin lines of a slightly darker hue. Debating on whether or not to add a pattern to the table (I can always make a pattern swatch but that may be tacky. I also want to avoid using flat colors for things--the monster dad's shirt is actually a really light tan color as opposed to white. Maybe I'll switch to a blue-white.
I realized I forgot the fish mom's hair band but...well, I may add it in but I may not. I hate how I'd overlook little things like this and I seriously spent a lot of time honing in on the line portion, something I don't usually do. Gragh, I think I need a break.
i'm not a huge fan of the color of the mom's shirt. maybe a color with more punch? idk
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this all looks like good progress though.
I actually don't like it, either...did you like the green color in my last WFB piece? Just the straight green? I may do that. Keep in mind I was going to keep the plaid pattern so I was thinking of trying blue or something....
ReplyDeleteactually, yes, i was thinking straight green would be good. but the boy's shirt is a pale green, so i wonder if a darkish blue might not be better. it might ground the scene. blue in the dad's tie, blue plaid in the boy's jammies and mom wears a blue shirt.
ReplyDeletebut i don't know! picking colors is difficult for me. :)