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Blog: Paper Pop-Ups (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Made from 20 cards you send.
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Golf bag on the back and the gas pedal- everything made form the cards you send.
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Made from 20 cards you send.
Custom - add 5 items to the desk:
Briefcase with person's initials
Telephone
ipad
ipod
IN/OUT Basket
Magazine with your person's photo on it
Laptop Computer
See his tiny show laces peeking out from under the desk.
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Blog: Michelle Can Draw (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Sketches from Drawn to the Night on Friday!
If you’re in #Detroit Metro and you like to draw, you should come out! (Bonus: best snacks ever included!) Events are once monthly in Plymouth!
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I wasn't feeling well over the last several days, so there's little progress to report on. I did, however, start on the Strawberry Girl, laying down some base colors.
There's still a good amount of work to do on her, but she's started. I wish I had used a specific model - it would save time in detemining certain angles, shadows, etc. Of course, finding a gigantic strawberry for the model to hold might be a challenge...
Blog: DIANE SMITH: Illo Talk (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I realized yesterday as I was working on the tractor and plow that I really didn't have a firm grasp of the plow-thingy. I couldn't locate the photo I'd originally referenced and all I had to look at was a crude sketch in ye olde sketchbook. My drawing experience is limited when it comes to mechanical things (and not high on my list of popular subject matter). The more I worked on it, the more uncomfortable I became - I was just "wingin' it."
So, I scoured the internet for a good plow photo only to discover that good plow photos are hard to find. Who knew? I finally found something to work from - a photo of a toy model John Deere tractor and plow. Of course, it was orientation and viewpoint, but I could work with that.
This evening, my one painting mission was to solve the plow problem and, at least, get it off to a good start (or restart). After 2 1/2 hours (time really flies when I'm painting), I'm happy with the change. I feel like it is a major hurdle that I've overcome. At least I have a plow that is grounded in reality.
More details to be defined... |
And now, I can move on to more "fun" stuff to paint!
Blog: How To Be A Children's Book Illustrator (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Those aren’t my words above (although they’re my sentiments, certainly.) They are the closing lines of “A Pirate’s Night Before Christmas”, the new children’s picture book by Philip Yates and Sebastia Serra (Sterling Press.)
I’ve never done a “two-parter” on a children’s book before, but this is a special occasion.
First, it’s so close to Christmas and this book is a quintessential Christmas greeting, as told by one scabrous seadog to another.
Second, the wonderful illustrator Sebastia Serra who lives just outside Barcelona, Spain, just finished a deadline.
And so he was able, just this morning to share with us some words about how he created his magical pictures for this brand new “Christmas classic.” (We heard from author Philip Yates, who lives in Austin, Texas and is part of our amazing Austin SCBWI chapter in the previous post.)
Serra says, “For me, A Pirates Night before Christmas is a very special book.
“ The subject of the pirates has always been of interest for me but I never had the opportunity of illustrating it before. For this reason, I felt very much like doing it. Moreover, the text of Philip Yates is just wonderful and enormously inspiring for an illustrator. It is absolutely full of suggestive images and close characters.
“My working process always starts with a very thorough documentation work. I try to look for the atmosphere of the book in order to make it “breathing” like the text. For this reason I had to do a deep immersion in the pirates’ world: engravings, books, films, websites, etc.
“For the characters’ process I use plenty of paper. There are many attempts and sketches before I find the character that fits the text.
“I often create some characters in 3D and in this way it is easier to draw them from all viewpoints. This time I was lucky to find an 18th century scale model ship that was very helpful to develop the different settings in a coherent way.
“The design of the scenes is always very intuitive. I usually have the image in my mind before starting to draw. Most of the images start forming in my mind from the first reading of the text.
”From here on, the work with the computer starts. The whole of the process is digital. I add different textures like wood, ink stains, papers, etc. For this book of pirates, that has an atmosphere of old sailors’ song, I used papers of the 18th century which I scanned from the back of documents I found in a museum in the city where I live.
“I am really proud of this book. On one hand due to the greatness of Yates’ text, and on the other, because I have the feeling that this time my work as illustrator has brought more to the whole of the text,” Serra says.
For more images by Sebastia Serra from “A Pirate’s Night Before Christmas” see the previous post and interview with author- poet Philip Yates below.
Blog: Yesisedit's Weblog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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