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AbigailsFMP
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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I really like how the emulsion enhances the skirt on this design. I applied it on the whole of the underskirt using upwards brush strokes. Once it was dried, I again went in with the pencil. For this design in particular, I really tried to show all the shadow and 3D element of the design.
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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My Final Design Boards
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When creating my final illustrations, i used a range of media for each design.
I used ProMarker pens, coloured pencils, normal pencils, a white pen, fine liner and emulsion paint.
I started each design with emulsion paint because once dried, it gives a really nice rough texture. You can see all the brush strokes and when I applied a normal pencil on top and smudged it, the texture is really brought out even more. You can see in these two photos all the strokes after I used a pencil on top.
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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I really really like this style of illustration. With my designs being based on the Phantom of the opera and trends in the 1870s, having a body like this fits perfectly. One of the many trends that had during that time was to enhance the waist and the torso. Tis model obviously does that.
For the face, I think that this style fits well with the illustration style but I did feel as though i needed to dd the mask because without it, it looked a little plain.
I really like how I can over exaggerate the top of my design and it gives exactly what I wanted when i said it needed to stand out.
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abigailsfmp · 1 year ago
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It is now time to start creating the illustrations for my final design boards. I'm not 100% sure what kind of style I want for them yet, so im trying out a few things.
I had the Idea of using my print for the face illustrations, However, Im not sure how I feel about it. While it does look good, I have a lot of roses and the mask in the board idea so I'm thinking maybe an actual face wouldn't clash as much.
In terms of the design, I feel like for this project, I need something that I can make dramatic. Something that'll make it stand out from the background.
With the background being black and white, I do think my designs need to have a pop of colour otherwise they will just blend into the board.
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