Sharpen your pencils and start your timers!
ETA: Closed now! Thanks for participating!!
The Sketch Fest is now open!
Our participating artists are listed here: http://community.livejournal.com/emglivejournal/1728.html
Please visit their sites and enjoy their amazing work!
Prompters:
Please leave us ideas and inspiration to keep us sketching through the day!
Prompts can be one or two words, character descriptions, photos, weird science facts... whatever! Your prompts will be available for all artists to choose from, and most of us will be working in the fantasy and science fiction genre. You may post one prompt or several.
Artists:
Have fun!
Please comment on the prompts you decide to sketch so we can spread out our efforts - it is fine if more than one person tackles a prompt, but try to see that every prompter gets one of their ideas sketched.
When you're done, reply to the prompt again with a link or a copy of the image so the prompter (and the rest of us!) can see what you came up with. Properly watermark your image if you'll be offering it for sale through Portrait Adoption, and let your prompter know if the piece is for sale, or if you're taking donations.
Remember, no more than one hour on any one piece! You can spend less time, if you want. Our point here is to stretch our creative muscles and sketch like the wind - you can always go back another day and finish pieces.
Ready? Set? Sketch!
The Sketch Fest is now open!
Our participating artists are listed here: http://community.livejournal.com/emglivejournal/1728.html
Please visit their sites and enjoy their amazing work!
Prompters:
Please leave us ideas and inspiration to keep us sketching through the day!
Prompts can be one or two words, character descriptions, photos, weird science facts... whatever! Your prompts will be available for all artists to choose from, and most of us will be working in the fantasy and science fiction genre. You may post one prompt or several.
Artists:
Have fun!
Please comment on the prompts you decide to sketch so we can spread out our efforts - it is fine if more than one person tackles a prompt, but try to see that every prompter gets one of their ideas sketched.
When you're done, reply to the prompt again with a link or a copy of the image so the prompter (and the rest of us!) can see what you came up with. Properly watermark your image if you'll be offering it for sale through Portrait Adoption, and let your prompter know if the piece is for sale, or if you're taking donations.
Remember, no more than one hour on any one piece! You can spend less time, if you want. Our point here is to stretch our creative muscles and sketch like the wind - you can always go back another day and finish pieces.
Ready? Set? Sketch!