Hey Andrea, I'm glad you explored some human/non human forms, but it'd be great to see more variety in shapes the shapes and figures you're using! The more "ins and outs" a silhouette has, the more interesting it looks (look at the Brian Ralph comic I linked to) What if that wolf had like a really long torso, or the brim of the triangle hat extended super far across the shoulders--try exaggerating a little more, and blending in some other influences! Check out Aya Kato-- she's got art nouveau, gothic, 60's/70's psychedelia, japanese prints, and manga all mixed together! http://www.ayakato.net/box/planet.html
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Hey Andrea, I'm glad you explored some human/non human forms, but it'd be great to see more variety in shapes the shapes and figures you're using! The more "ins and outs" a silhouette has, the more interesting it looks (look at the Brian Ralph comic I linked to) What if that wolf had like a really long torso, or the brim of the triangle hat extended super far across the shoulders--try exaggerating a little more, and blending in some other influences! Check out Aya Kato-- she's got art nouveau, gothic, 60's/70's psychedelia, japanese prints, and manga all mixed together! http://www.ayakato.net/box/planet.html
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