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Challenge 114: #Drawthisinyourstyle: Eos, Goddess of the Dawn

The beautiful original piece was by @tiachristiner and represents the Greek Goddess of Dawn, Eos. For my interpretation, I wanted to more accurately represent Eos as a Greek woman (She likely wouldn’t have been depicted anywhere back then as a little pale, blonde girl) so I inverted the color palette, and also changed her headwear to something less blingy and more of the time period— went hunting down lots of photos of vessels with Eos painted on them! 🤓😂

Caitlin

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle: Nocturne

I decided to do a #DrawThisInYourStyle of someone from art history instead of Instagram, haha. Whistler's "Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket" is my favorite, favorite painting of all time, and I've always wanted an excuse to recreate it! I did a little self-insert in my version to fulfill my dream of Blues-scadooing into the painting and having a lakeside picnic during the fireworks show. Hope you guys like it <3

@mariykaauber

www.mariykaauber.com

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle: Woman with Flowers

The original image by Alex Gold was instantly my favorite prompt to come out of this instagram challenge a few months ago. I had been eager to throw my hat in, but other tasks always seemed to take over. Thankfully this challenge came along and I couldn’t have been happier! I’ve loved this artist’s work for a long time, and I feel that we share some similar color usage, so I knew this would be a fun one to try out!

-S.E. Bloom

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle: The Giving Tree

I grew up reading the works of Shel Silverstein, and his illustrations are one of the things that lead me into the art field. So to pay homage to that, I chose to recreate one of the last images in “The Giving Tree,” a story I read countless times as a child. It was a challenge trying to do justice to Silverstein’s whimsical character design and beautifully expressive line work, and translating that to my own way of working without losing the heart of the original image. But in the end it was a challenge I am glad I undertook.

James

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle: The Metamorphosis

Meet Gregor Samsa! I chose to redesign The Metamorphosis into a YA graphic novel. I hope to make it a reality some day soon.

Jade

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle: Woman

This was a really fun challenge for me.  I almost feel kind of bad for decutesifying the original so much haha.  What do you guys think?  Original piece by @kmmcmdraws

Stephanie Crane Illustration Tumblr Insta FB

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Challenge 114: #DrawThisInYourStyle

We've all been there. Scrounging the depths of twitter and instagram for inspiration when you come across a wonderful character illustration. Its zany, touching,detailed or just plain cute and your artist's senses start firing off all cylinders. Lets pay homage to the great art we find by trying the #drawthisinyourstyle challenge! The rules are simple! Simply find a piece of art you resonate with or want to see in a new light! Finish your rendition and make sure you tag the original artist, yourself, and Square Carousel along with the #drawthisinyourstyle and/or #drawthisinyourstylechallenge. I cant wait to see some of the cool reimaginings! And hey if you need inspiration feel free to check out my own feed ;) 

-Marc the Third

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It was a tie between my pillow and my crappy slide phone I've had for four years, so I decided to go with my phone!  And due to the technology theme, the binary tool was the tool of choice. Check me out at my tumblr: boxchanP