Little Miss Muffett-- risque vs. conservative, bold angles vs. undetailed background.
September 2010 Archives
Our first assignment for this class is to put together a narrative of 16 key moments of our day. Methods that work in illustrating this clearly and effectively to any given audience are moment-to-moment, action-to-action, subject-to-subject, scene-to-scene, aspect-to-aspect, and non-sequitor (non-sensical). Methods I utilized include moment-to-moment, action-to-action, and aspect-to-aspect. The subject remained the same because this story is about my day with different moments taking place sequentially. I used the aspect-to-aspect method in illustration because it was easier for me to draw than the action-to-action method.
The sketchbook arrived the other day. I was a little disappointed because I really was hoping it would be my Qwest Internet installation CD. Alas, it was the blank sketchbook ready for me to infiltrate it with my crazy brains.
Of course I chose the theme of coffee and cigarettes. It was only natural. I'm actually looking forward to this project, although it seemed like a lot of money for a tiny little brown sketchbook for this poor girl.
Alright, enough web play and time for work (after I dream of a cigarette and go get a coffee from the coffee shop).
