Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Ripped Watercolor Portrait
Made in watercolor class. We ripped or cut out pieces from old scrapped watercolors to make self-portraits. The mirror was standing on the table so its a bit of a frog-perspective. Im going to add the rest of my shirt and a background. Ill show the finished result asap.
The little ones
A series of 6 art cards measuring about 8x11,5 cm, done on greyish hard cardboard. The scanner did none of the colors any justice whatsoever. Most of the grey is silver & the yellow shimmery stuff is gold. Watercolor & colored ink mix. They'll be up on Etsy soonish.
Rosamunda Annorlunda & Ulla Undin
Our first assignment in Graphic Design/Illustration was to illustrate an ABC book.
We got a few texts from author Lennart Hellsings classic ‘’Krakel Spektakel ABC’’-book and picked two of them to work with. The imaginary book measured 170x220 mm and we were to include the text, the letter and an illustration. The texts I chose was R & U.
"Rosamunda Annorlunda har en katt som är en hund.
Annorlunda, som du ser, är en stad där allting sker ut-och-in
och bak-och-fram
och upp-och-ned."
”Ulla min sjöjungfru, Ulla Undin
vaggar i havet på en delfin:
Vågorna rulla
våta och fulla
fulla av silver och gull åt min Ulla.”
This is my horrible efforts at translating them:
“Rosamunda Strange has a cat who is a dog.
Strange, as you see, is a city where everything happen outside-in
and inside-out
and upside-down.”
“Ulla my mermaid, Ulla Undin
rocking in the ocean on a dolphin:
The waves are rolling
wet and full
full of silver and gold for my Ulla”
We had about 3 weeks to do it. The ideas sort of splurted out during first class. Hellsings texts were all wonderful. The painting got done the last 3 hours off the day before the assignment was due. And the text-graphics I did in 3 minutes when I was dead tired. Ulla was planned to be a heck of a lot more scarier than she is. Also there's golds in there that the scanner wont pick up. There’s a lot that I would’ve done differently, but for a first Im somewhat pleased.
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