“Rogue One” version and detail repost. One of the things I love about working with digital art is the ability to save versions of progress. (Quite a few times a go past the finish line and need to go back.) It is also one of the difficulties though. If I am not meticulous enough I can get confused with which version is the finished one. The last version I posted wasn’t the same version I sent to the model Sativa. Uggh. But it did let me correct some details that I was made aware of that were incorrect altogether. Many of you might not even notice the changes, especially at the size and resolution of Instagram posts. But they make a great deal of difference when it come time to print them. I am happy though because I get to post this piece twice. It was great fun and challenging. I am just starting to teach myself to draw animals in my style, and expanding the number of elements involved in a piece. I love how art keeps pushing me to learn new skills, grow, and evolve. I believe these are the best things life has to offer as a teacher. I also get to highlight a wonderful lady I have just had the pleasure of connecting with in a more formal way. Model: Sativa Grace - @sativa_grace Photographer reference for Sativa and Rogue: David Fraser - @davidfraser.photography Wolf and Caretaker: Rogue and Lori Lumgair - @roguesmom1 Photographer of the moon: Lycurgo C. Querido- @lycurgo #artistsoninstagram #collaborativeartproject #sativagrace #davidfraserphotography #roguethewolf #lycurgoquerido #sirrenderart (at San Francisco Bay Area) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvqChTBmuy/?igshid=p3sq5m5e91th
