Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Illustration
I wanted to explore digital storage solutions rather than boxes and cases, this gives me a more varied area to investigate.
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Bernie Reid
This image was created from a black and white photograph, the background has marks on which help give the figure shape. Without these marks the lady would blend into the background.
The mood of the illustration is somewhat risqué, but I believe that the figure has been captured in a tasteful way. The piece has a slightly gritty feel due to the marks being blurred slightly out of focus.
The composition is balanced and set in portrait, the focal point I feel is the face this is because the rest of the piece is slightly more subdued.
The vantage point is level to the lady, resulting her not appearing powerful or vulnerable unlike many portraits. Being a stencil we do not see any colour, just black and white, resulting in the piece being extremely high contrast.
Illustration
To create this image I took inspiration from Jonathan Allardyce.
I liked his use of flat colours and a variety of line thicknesses
Central composition and level vantage point are classic for a portrait image
No background to draw attention away from foreground
To make my illustration unique I decided to do a self portrait rather than a celebrity
The black background helps with the underlying mood of the image
Portraying shiny electrical equipment in a black and gray sketchy way is contrary to how we perceive these objects, this is the reason I chose to have a grainy look over the whole iPod
I took inspiration from Amy Reid to create this image, her use of grainy strokes and moody colours were relative to what i was trying to display
I took inspiration from Amy Reid to create this image, her use of grainy strokes and moody colours were relative to what i was trying to display
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Jonathan Allardyce
Jonathan Allardyce is an illustrator who uses digital illustration in most of his work. He uses largely flat, bold colours and a variety of lines in his work.
Representational of objects
Illustrations finished in a pop-art style reminiscent of Roy Lichtenstein
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