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- Julie Olson
- I'm a freelance illustrator working in the children's book industry. I love kids and raising my own 4 children. They are the inspiration and the passion behind all I do in art and in life. See my website at JulieOlsonbooks.com
great work!
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Lovely!! Great expression.
ReplyDeleteI hear ya! I'm a teacher and we start back tomorrow with kiddoes...over 100 degrees this week! *Sniff sniff* No subject is as worthy of tears as the loss of summer vacation! Great illustration.
ReplyDeleteYep...you captured what both of my kids are feeling. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteahhh...that desk! (and that hair!) takes me right back there. you did this in painter? great work, even tho you think it's a quicky...sure feels by hand to me. :))
ReplyDeleteWow, you have such an entertaining style. I can see how you would stay busy in kid's books.
ReplyDeleteaww.... such a cutie. perfect for a childrens´ book illustration.
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Very good work!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Great characterization. I love the look that painter gives to your work. I really need to dive into that application.
ReplyDeleteGreat expression and gesture... I've felt like that at my desk at work many a time too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet drawing! I would have never guessed you drew it digitally! It looks hand drawn...wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautifull!
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Nice piece! You captured her mood perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWow this is sensational! Love it very much. And you did it in Painter! Whew that is impressive!
ReplyDeleteNice interpretation! You did the actual sketch IN Painter... or just the color? either way, very nice!
ReplyDeleteI usually do my sketches by hand with pencil b/c it's faster. Then I scan. Also, I don't love the way painter'd pencils work as much as my own.
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