EASEL OF Jada Rowland

He was her third and, well, she had grown used to him.

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Olaf on August 7, 2018 at 3:49 pm

I think the individual elements are each fairly intriguing in a way, but I don’t feel like there’s enough going on between the elements to create much of a story in the viewers head. Maybe if you were to position the characters so that it looks like the towering dishes could fall on the main character, and like maybe the pig horse…rabbit…things, were distracting each other? I think that would bring it from a nice sketch to something that is telling more of an engaging story. Looks good!
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Illustrator, writer, portrait artist and traditional representational painter as well as ex-actor—currently working on a graphic book.

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