both sets were done in drypoint and watercolour!
same character drawn in two different styles and placed in 3 different settings. (playing around with how the story of a character changes based on the environment that surrounds them)
preview of the paper doll version of the same character! i have this problem where i name any somewhat badass female character i come up with Frankie. and they all have the same innerthigh bruise/scar >:I FAFA YOU ARE RUINING EVERYTHING.
this was the first print i made with the aluminum plate. i made some lines deeper and used a sortof à la poupée method for the final 3 prints.
tinytinytiny. etching this at 3am was a pain. if i had more time i would have liked to cut it all out and make little paper sets as well.
i still have two huge aluminum sheets hanging out in my room sooooooooooooooo if i find a way to print at home, THINGS WILL BE WONDERFUL.
printmaking class is over, and japanese cinema starts next week! c:
hnnng japanese cinema, that sounds amazing!
ReplyDelete<3 love your work as usual. YOU ARE GETTING A STYLE GIRL (as if you didn't before. but now it's super clear!)
omg kelly i love your blog so much!
ReplyDeletekelllllllyyyyy, i just wanted to say that i love your work so, so, so much! it's a huge inspiration for me. i've been following your tumblr for aggggeeesss, and your work never ceases to overwhelm me with its utter brilliance. i just love your characters and the different quirks each of them have. your imagination is seriously just fantastic. i love the knees, cheeks and noses of your characters, and i loooove how you emphasise individual sections of limbs. it's the little things like these that make your work so unique. never stop. c:
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