For my Narrative Color final we had to choose a hero's journey to illustrate. For my hero I chose 1990s anime superhero sensation, Sailor Moon, and her journey is the show's first episode. Each piece is keyed to a different color. It was a fairly open-ended assignment so I decided to use it as an excuse to practice hand-lettering.
Showing posts with label narrative color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label narrative color. Show all posts
Monday, December 27, 2010
The Dead Man in Indian Creek
Hi, everyone! I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and/or alternative winter holiday of your choosing! The semester finally ended about a week ago and I've only just recovered! Here's a piece from a little while back, a book cover design for my Narrative Color class.

The Dead Man in India Creek was one of my favorite books as a kid. It involves two tween-age boys finding a dead body and attempting to unravel the mystery, uncovering a drug trafficking ring along the way.
Good times!
The Dead Man in India Creek was one of my favorite books as a kid. It involves two tween-age boys finding a dead body and attempting to unravel the mystery, uncovering a drug trafficking ring along the way.
Good times!
Labels:
book cover,
book illustration,
narrative color
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Practical Accidents
Here are two pieces for my Narrative Color class. The first one is for a primary color scheme assignment with the prompt "Practical Jokes."
The second is for a warm & cool assignment with the prompt "Accident Waiting to Happen"
The idea being that for some people thinking is an accident waiting to happen.
The outfit on the girl in the middle is Marc Jacobs and the girl on the bottom left is in an Anna Sui dress. The rest is of my own invention.
I know lightbulbs are a cliché but I figured at least some of these are energy efficient.
Labels:
fashion illustration,
Lifestyles,
narrative color
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