Another illustration.

This is another illustration inspired by Kate Wilson style. I am in fact extremely happy with how this piece has worked. The intensity of the pop of colours in both altered illustrations is exactly how I wanted it and where I have blushed the cheeks has also worked really well and adds something to an otherwise blank face.

As you can see in my cleaned up image there is a basic outline of the body for strong and clear lines. On my fully photoshopped piece I have added colour blocking and pattern as well as stone to the hair and skin. Which adds a different dimension to the illustration.

I feel the mood for this is quite modern because of how vivid the colours are and the style of the illustration I could see being used for topshop, so its market level being high street.

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Can you see the subtle change?

This is another illustration inspired by Kate Wilson and Stina Persson. I am in fact extremely happy with how this piece has worked. The intensity of the ink is exactly how I wanted it and where they have met a purple haze has appeared and it just works well together. I have taken Kate's drawing style and stinas beautiful way she works with inks to create this illustration.

As you can see in my cleaned up image the outline of the body is created in a lot of faint dots, personally I really like how this looks as well as it being another way of creating shape and structure. On my fully photoshopped piece I have added dots to match the colour of the dripping inks which adds a different dimension to the illustration.

I feel the mood for this is quite modern because of how vivid the colours are and the inquisitive way Kate Wilson used the dots on her original piece and how I was inspired by her. I think this is my favourite illustration, what are your thoughts on it?

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Running from the page.

This is another illustration I have done which is inspired by Stina Persson. I posted a video with included her art in part of an advert for 'Replay your Fragrance', her work is centered around inks and how they work into the paper or whatever she is creating her art on and as I said on the other post I feel her work portrays an interest in nature and how its free flowing and you can't tell it where to go or what to do. The body of my illustration is taken from a piece of Kate Wilson's work, where she has used dots to create the outline ( I have used this in another post which will be up next.)

For mine I just used a full line, I created this illustration with black ink to make the solid line and then before it fully dried I went over the lines with water to make the line distorted. I then added more ink to certain areas to give a deeper colour, this also created the dripping down the page which I blew into the angled sprays. I used photoshop to clean the image up and to add details for instance I added detail on the chest around the top of the dress. I also made the hair a solid grey colour. To me this gives a more industrial feel to an otherwise natural piece.

The mood for these illustrations is quite dark and harsh, this is why I added the solid colour and spiked edges on the dress. So it is no longer a soft flowing piece and has more structure.

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