I love how the characters come out of the circular windows. It concludes the images easily which saves the singular drawings looking incomplete in the middle of a page. After drawing up my first interpretations, I realised the lion especially looks quite scary. This needs to be resolved. I also want to try them with colour.
Monday 31 March 2014
Monochrome drawings
Alongside the main illustrations, I have been requested to also create small drawings which would be placed above the poem. I began to look at the illustrator Chris Riddell and his series of 'Barnaby Grimes' novels. I have read a few of them and recall admiring the front covers. ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uT6suUb1IOV74oJ40YzVm_FzdUo1yl_6jSnOBcVxVm9BtLRNdb8RlFCqbRerBvgv-Qi4tvqMFVEj5VfjqIOvNOFL3piceR-nbwrck5_NGeOk_xJScHiPObst7keKk=s0-d)
I love how the characters come out of the circular windows. It concludes the images easily which saves the singular drawings looking incomplete in the middle of a page. After drawing up my first interpretations, I realised the lion especially looks quite scary. This needs to be resolved. I also want to try them with colour.
I love how the characters come out of the circular windows. It concludes the images easily which saves the singular drawings looking incomplete in the middle of a page. After drawing up my first interpretations, I realised the lion especially looks quite scary. This needs to be resolved. I also want to try them with colour.
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