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Ideacraft: How To Draw Pictures That Speak Louder Than Words
Part 1 - Ideation Fundamentals(44 Lessons )
Week 1: Orientation & Priming
Week 2: Narrative Illustration
Week 3: Conceptual Illustraiton
Week 4: Conceptual Narrative
Week 5: Major Project, part 1
Week 6: Major Project, part 2
Part 2 - Step-by-step Demonstrations(11 Lessons )
9B: [Case Study] Film Illustrations for the Criterion Collection
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9B: [Case Study] Film Illustrations for the Criterion Collection
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27d
So I have chosen Dracula and read the first chapter, Jonathan travelling to Dracula's home.
First, I've started writing down the elements: Wolves, Carriage, Train, East Europe, 19th century, Dracula, spooky environment. Blood and fog.
I have not done thumbnails yet. How can I unite these elements in a interesting way? How can I see with the eyes of a movie director?
I have done these images below without references. This is my third try. First ones were too messy.
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27d
Your sketches are catching the spooky Dracula vibe!
Keep developing your ideas and exploring.
If you wanted to combine all these elements together in a single composition, the next step might be something like this:
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From rocket ships to rock stars, NASA to Rolling Stone; I draw pictures that speak louder than words. Artist & Professor
