Thanks Jeremy! I can't wait for Painting light 103 :-)

Finally the rabbit shows his true nature :D. I enjoyed doing those exercises and I have learnt a lot, mainly the letting go of being morbidly precise and wasting time on details, losing sight of the overall view. I still have a long way to go, but I am happy with the results.

Here is my blue hour version, any feedback is really appreciated

Here is my truck.

Here is my version. I tried to give to the house some "magical light" as if some enchantment is going on within its walls. At the same time I decided to give a little light on the rabbit as if he was there to check what was going on in the house.

Here is my version of the house. I used more cyan than green to give a sort of feeling of post storm, that is what the photo made me feel.

This was very very challenging, but at the same time very fun. Here are my gold monsters, any feedback is really appreciated.

This was subtle to catch correctly and not confuse it with reflected light. I searched for some images as reference, but at the end I was caught up in the drawing and I hope to not have lost the focus on fogs. Here there are my works, any comment is really appreciated.

I chose the red gummy and I did the little monsters trying to emulate that material. It was a bit challenging, but in the end I believe I catch the essence of it.

Here is my velvet assignment. Any feedback is really appreciated.