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Your video was very helpful. What size canvas do you use on Procreate?

I really love the outcome of this technique. I just wish I could’ve seen in more detail each step specifically relating to the layers, clipping masks, alpha lock etc and when and where you used them.

Gorgeous 😍

That looks beautiful!! Did you pick the colours yourself or did you use blending modes?

So in love with you works! A big fan ❤

This look like the film Up. 🥹💘

Fun! 🤩

Love ya work <3

Amazing 👏 🤩 ❤

Rambling

OMG, So fun and adorable!!! 😊

Love this! Love 💗

What a wonderful beautiful tribute to your grandfather!

Its hard understand what these people want. Cause, honestly theres a bunch of styles who could be called "ugly" or too simple. We look and think " how this person has payed and get published and me dont?" Haha. I know this can be mean, but is a real feeling i pass through. But i have a problem on drawing people or urvan real life places, i usually draw fantasy, maibe that gap is the problem for us.

Cool!

me identifico contigo enteramente, intento ganarme la vida con la ilustración, tengo un hijo de 1 año y simplemente no me gusta el sabor del cafe XD

I wonder if the publisher provided information about the size of pages that won't be trimmed or that's something you need to consult with printing company or there's different approach?

Maybe those agencies don't represent your kind of work but it's not that it's not out there , there are so many books with such artstyles and the elf book really liked it . Maybe try more agencies . Some publishers stick to the very classical storybook feel. Me too hoping to get into it 🙏. I hope you too get where you want.

Just recently found 1990 book for kids.. illustrations by Irena Žviliuvienė Looks strange, but amazing :O :D

Hey lovely, your work is really stunning, I love those unicorns. I work in more surface design, not children's books, but a creative director told me that sometimes they wont take more than one person for a particular style or look because they don't want them to compete within the agency/ studio. So it could be that they feel like they have their bases covered with someone who does something similar to you already. Unfortunately then it's kind of like who got in first situation. I once got rejected from an illustration agency when I was first starting and they did give a list of 5 reasons of what could have been the reason for rejection which I found super helpful and helped me to evaluate my work from a different perspective and I realised that as good as I thought it was, it wasn't on par with the other artists they had. That was hard to come to terms with but ultimately really helpful in my journey of improving for a commercial market. Keep going and don't give up, definitely apply at other agencies as you are sure to resonate with someone! :)

You are amazing :) A joy to watch & learn! Thank you ❤

That book is beautiful I need to buy it! ❤ Also, I was wondering, can you tell me the measurements of your procreate and photoshop canvas? And the DPI? What size of canvas/file does the publisher require for the ultimate high quality of your book? 🙏🏻

Hi, Thanks for your video. Can you please make a video on 1-how to combine different final pages of the book into one final fine as a whole book to send to the publishers 2-how to make a picture book dummy on procreate step by step focusing on size and format Thanks

Hey Hanna, have you thought about publishing your books with Amazon KDP?

Lovely!!!!!

I think your work is beautiful (for what it’s worth). Just because it’s not a good fit for them, doesn’t mean it won’t be a good fit for another agency. Keep going! Push it out to as many agencies as you can and you’ll find the right fit I’m sure of it 😊

This really helped me think about shadows differently, I also learned some great tips for procreate. Thank you, I'll definitely being trying some new things out!

Switching over from traditional hand-drawn to digital has been a challenge for me. This was helpful! thank you 👍🏼

Just curious, what size of canvas did you use for this drawing?

You’re literally one of rarest artist who actually tells about all the details they do. Like explaining brushes, layer’s blending type etc🤌✨

Don’t give up! Your only failure would be to quit. Someone will need your talents. Find out what they didn’t like and grow on it. Rejection doesn’t mean failure. Rejection is a chance to learn and grow. All the best artists had disappointments. Keep growing. Don’t quit.

Awesome video thank you! Do you individually import the pages into photoshop and then simply export them in CMYK format or is there something special you do in photoshop?

What a lovely illustration! 🦝

This was a gold mine of information thank you ;)

You are an amazing artist! Those people just don't have eyes. 😁 And the way you got your first book published(the author looking for you specifically) is so rare and unique that is amazing!

Have you thought about getting your portfolio to other companies and to get your portfolio reviewed by portfolio reviewers in the industry?

I've been researching this job type and agents aren't used by illustrators too much. They are more difficult to get to work with than with publishers just send your portfolio to publishers directly. Is that correct or am I crazy?

To make illustrations for printing books or other prints, you don't need to vectorize, right? I always had this doubt, I loved your video, and your process, the drawings were beautiful

Hello, when converting to CMYK, do you do specific adjustments, or just convert the final file? Is it the compiled PDF or you do it on each illustrated page? I ask coz I also work full-time on Procreate (I have no computer). Thank you!

Great process video. And those characters have such fantastic appeal. Great work!

wow just wow! That's my dream job! I just need to practice painting more.

YOUR STYLE❤❤❤ ALSO THANK YOU FOR TUTORIAL❤

If you want to hear my very unprofessional opinion I think it's more related to how your portfolio is compiled than to your art. I looked at your portfolio and I think you have some really nice pieces there but also there's 30+ of them which is just too many for a portfolio. I don't know if this was just my device but I also couldn't see bigger version when I clicked on the pictures it stayed super tiny. Plus you basically have many of pictures there twice which just takes precious space which could be used to showcase your strongest work. I think working with someone to fine-tune your portfolio would be a good idea if you haven't considered it already, as I said I think your work has a lot of potential. Rejections always stinks especially if it's something you've been working on for long time. That comment about your eyes not being drawn in the coreect style is just ridiculous imo. It sounds like something a gatekeeper would say because it benefits them, not you, like when I hear fine artists complain about what gallery owners told them they shouldn't do because their art won't sell and then their art sold anyways. And like Europe is not even a single market, it's just ridiculous. Please don't give up there are people out there who will enjoy your art and who would be willing to pay for for it too. I mean you already illustrated books you will find more of them eventually.

Great job 😊

Fantastic!❤

So coool❤❤

Don't change your style!! It's really beautiful and it would be so sad that you change it because someone told you... 😭🧡 It's really sad when we get rejected, but at the same time if you don't do anything you already have the "no" and you were brave to send your work knowing that there was the possibility of a rejection. It's something to be really proud about yourself 😊