A Illustrator's Journey

Client Visuals  28/02/2018 ' This exercise is to help you to edit an image to its main structural form and to practise creating a clear visual.  From the work you have collected pick at least two finished illustrations. These illustrations should contain a range of content. Using a form of line which feels comfortable and which you can confidently manage, create a visual for each illustration. Be aware of the main shapes and directions; draw the elements of the image with sufficient detail for them to be readable.  Explore how many lines you need to use to describe the content. Try another version of the same image and see how much content you can remove so that the image is distilled to an extremely edited form but still makes sense.  Find some images that make you more aware of the art direction behind them and annotate them to explain the thinking behind them in your learning log.'  01/03/2018   I have decided ...

Exercise1    When I read the first exercise of assignment two I didn't know how to approach it, so I began with basics, Ill tell you what the exercise is: ' Identify a piece of work by an Illustrator of your choice who you have some connection with. Choose an Illustration that you admire from its conceptual or narrative dimension. Try to write a brief for the Illustration, The context the Illustration is positioned, write the brief that would have lead to the creation of the image, What content should be included, Should it have text, the connection between the text and the image.'    That is the basic summary of the exercise, I didn't have a clue what Illustrator I wanted to use so I started from the beginning basic research 101...I researched Illustrators and came across Peter Thom an Comic and Graphic Illustrator and felt a connection with his work instantly when I saw it so I decided to use one of his pieces of art, (I ha...