Our latest Univeristy module has been Circus. Whilst I have set my dolls aside for some much deserved rest and thank them for the grade they manged to obtain me, I am, after a long art dry spell, alot more fired up for this project.
Once again we have to create a ten double page illustrated book, much like I made for my Digital work last term. You can do it in which ever style you like, children's books, artists books etc and at the moment I am stuck in the middle, but as I am continuing to experiment my work seems to be more focused on children's books. So I decided to just roll with it!
I am majoritly using inks at the moment and am enjoying using a mixture of vibrancy and patterns in my work. I chose to focus on Indian Circus as my starting point so I began looking into henna, decorative jewelry and the decoration and colours used on elephants.
Unfortunatly until my scanner stops being a jerk and starts wokring I only have three illustrations to put up. These are very rough and very inky illsurations of figures inspired by Indian Circus I did recently using inks, crayons and many other media. Hope you like them.
I love the figures in this, and nothing screams happiness to me more than dribbling food colouring down pages :D
Not one of my favourite illustrations but I was developing basic figure movements and how to represent them and enjoyed doing this one alot.
More movement and pose development, love the leotard though so continuing to use that throughout my illustrations.
Thats it for my univeristy work scanned at the moment and when I eventually win the war again The Beast (my A3 scanner and printer) I will put some more up, until then I will stick to these and an illustration of a character I designed whilst having some time away from the circus work at uni.
This is Soleme, and will develop her further during my summer holidays. Until then she will have to go around without a past or an outfit!
Signing off to do some more circus work! post more up soon :3 ciaooooooo!