There are 21 posts tagged 2D (this is page 1 of 3).
I printed my black-and-white mockup to test the format and make sure the spreads are arrange the right way. It turned out fine, but I realised some of the transparencies did not come out right in the printed version. Furthermore, there were some fonts that are too thin to be readable, and too light in […]
With the projects and materials selected, I went on to think about the style I will employ for the zine. I started out trying out a collage-style composition with a marbling background, which turned out great. However, I felt that something was missing. I decided to try out a few textures to add depth to […]
The Zine brief requires us to put together the foundation’s years work in a 8pp saddle stitched booklet. As this is my first attempt at using Adobe InDesign properly, I was excited to learn it. To be honest, it is very similar to the other Adobe programs especially Illustrator, what with the same shortcuts and […]
These are the lineworks made for the finals. The lineworks were ketched with pencil, inked with pen, and finally thick and thin details were added with pen. Vacuum-cleaner-like, machinelike quality is added to the young girl to make her look like a hybrid creature. Shaking hands, symbolizing friendship, replaces the ever-supporting hook. Squashed fingers convey the […]
I decided to use traditional media of ink and marker, followed with minimal digital edits. These are progress shots of the lineworks and colouring process. I had a lot of fun colouring the skin although the schedule was really tight. The picture below was taken after colouring clothes of every figure. Now, on to the […]
For this project, I planned on using illustrations to depict the “ego”. Sketches and Lineworks I like drawing girls partly because, well, I am a girl after all. I also enjoy drawing the human form and I thought that if I am doing twelve compositions with a united theme, this would be perfect. So I […]
