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Kiddos part 2
Hey everyone...Whew! It's been a surprisingly busy month, for which I’m incredibly grateful for. I tend to be a happier Coro when I have too much on my plate, vs having nothing to do but obsess and fixate on my intrusive thoughts. With less and less work floating around these days, I’m so thankful anytime someone thinks of me and throws me a bone. Doing a bunch of storyboards for a couple different projects, which…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Cover for Horse Country Book 1 by Yamile Saied Méndez
December 16, 2024 - Hello all! These pieces are a few years old but I haven't shared them all yet - First, book 1! I dove into sketches for this knowing it was for younger readers than most of the work I had done at that point, and I had so much fun. I love painting horses, and this felt like playing! We went through a few rounds of sketches. Team liked the left side but wanted more vibrant color - Then we had a change of direction to something more gentle in tone, focused on the bond between the girl and her horse - And with the note to have the girl make eye contact and to bring back the really vibrant colors, here's how the final came out!
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