I am diggin' this new look for Blogger. Anyone else? Anywho, these are some of my designs for The Prince Who Married a Frog ... keepin' you in the loop ;9
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| The King Study- Tudor Era |
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| The Eldest Study |
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| The Youngest - Probable Character Design |
Neverwhere Never Again
This has been a difficult project, but I have gotten a lot of cool things out of it ;D
Other than that, working on my children's book, The Prince Who Married a Frog. It's really awesome so far and I am excited to see it go all the way through. :D
Neverwhere Nuisance
Wow I am slow for posting :[ I get everything updated asap. Been pretty busy on this end with school and such - I am almost graduated! I have been working on some concept art for "Neverwhere" (Neil Gaiman's story) this semester and so far it has been really ... interesting ... I am learning a lot.
Here is what I have been learning so far:
♥ Story is the most important thing. Characters, clothing, environments, and so on are all in
response to the story. They come second.
♥ Clarity is key - rendering, cool designs ... those come later after you have made really clear images.
♥ Characters are drawn from the inside out. All of the personality of the character should show through in the design.
♥ Draw characters with movement first - wire frames. Clothing comes later. What would your character do? Who is your character? Define him/her for the audience.
♥ When drawing something out of your mind/unreal, start with shapes. Then translate it into the design.
Here's my design work so far:
That's all, folks.
♥ Chelsea ♥
♥ Chelsea ♥
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