Tim Burton Magazine Cover

I couldn't decide between the two Title colors because they bring out different styles in the cover, however I believe the darker was the better way to go because the trail it takes the eyes

Swamp

I love toads, and theyre the first thing I think about when I hear the word swamp. So this is a toads eye.

iFri; Shades.

Whenever I hear the word "shades" I think of sunglasses, lampshades, and then that song starts in my brain thats all like "your true colors" lalalalala. So I did a girl halfway all girlyed up, and then her true nerdy self that is kinda sad that she feels she needs to hide herself, even though that's the more beautiful side to her. I plan on enhancing this with photoshop later on.

Illustration Friday; Yield.

Honestly, I have no idea what Yield means other than it is the yellow traffic sign that means "Watch Out" pretty much. So I went on Dictionary.com and looked it up and one of the definitions was growing food. I realized that everything for this iFri would probably be around the same concept. I chose an apple to grow because my teacher said last week how cliche apples are and it kind of stuck in my head for a few days.

Linear Composition; Tim Burton.

iFri; Intention.

The word was intention which automatically makes you think of people. People always try to one up each other and with that I thought how people say "bigger is better." However I disagree. I drew a giant mushroom, a little tree and a huge water drop. Bigger isn't better in this situation necessarily because mushrooms are made out of squishy instability, trees are naturally strong. One upping someone is dumb. It's your story vs their story; it's not intended to be better.

The original was pen and pencil and had two little quotes.

I photoshopped it and got rid of the messiness and made it cartoony looking. I still love cartoons. (:

Theme and Variaiton. Again. Again.

In this one I hid "Bottles" and "O-T-T-L-E-S" throughout it. I didn't include the "B" because it was already on an area I had painted.

Theme and Variation 3

I took one of my "finished" collaborations and put in a quote that reminds me of my godmother, "Age is just a number. It’s totally irrelevant unless, of couse, you happen to be a bottle of Wine." It makes me laugh because It sounds exactly like something she would say.

Poppin More Bottles!

This is the second edit to my theme and variation project. I love contrast and color as well as tiedye and goopy looking designs, so I tried to incorperate that into this specific one the most. I love the Top Left because of the liquified setting of the bottle.