Noah's ark picture book cover design update!
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@Beatriz-"Bett" When you click on reply next to the persons name it will tag the person in the reply by putting the @ in front.
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Leontine, your animals are awesome! I agree with Lee's composition comments, but once you make a few adjustments this will be amazing! I'm looking forward to seeing this one finished...
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@Beatriz-"Bett" I'd definitely check out the "Creative Composition" video - it explains the problems with a dead-center image and tons more! That lesson alone has totally improved my artwork.
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@sergio the age is 2-4 years
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@Lee-White Thanks Lee, I think you are right. As I tried to keep it simple for 2-4 year old. I probably lost track in creativity. Thank you!
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I think the 1st one with lee's comments this will be great for a book cover
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@Leontine definitely go with a Noah's Ark theme for sure. Really looking forward to seeing what you come up with based on the input from Lee!
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@Rich-Green Thanks Rich!
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Hi Leontine. I'm asking the age because I'd like to learn more about perception, visual literacy and levels of meaning for childrens.
I think if we are going to illustrate for different levels, we must learn what children can recolet from images in diferent ages, No matter if the parents will support the reading of the images or not.
As an example, I think in your image is not easy to recognize the boat and the animals are too close, like a grape cluster. I guess it could confuse a 2 years old kid. We recognize immediately the boat because we know the story of Noah.
I'm not sure about that, so I'd like to get specilized answers to that matter.
I love your style. I'll paying attention to the upgrades.
Cheers.
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@sergio Thank you Sergio! I've updated the first version. hopefully with color it will be readable for parents and for kids.
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okay is it me, but somebody ate some of the pairs... oh and the alligators are smiling.
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@Leontine, Great upgrade indeed! Everything looks more appealing. Loved the tonal scheme.
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love the pig hanging onto the front of the boat!!! This piece is so much more dynamic now!
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There ya go!! Nice!
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@Leontine Its amazing, nice job!!!!
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@Bobby-Aquitania Some of the half pairs are in the boat, sleeping ssssst don't wake em up! XD
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Really nice @leontine
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@Chip-Valecek Thanks. I also wondered how to reply to some!
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I'm agreeing with what others have already said, the animals are going to be a good draw for the age group. Lee White's comment it spot on. And as others have mentioned, the creative composition class is priceless, I learned a lot from it... Considering watching it a second time tbh.
Centered imaged tend to feel stiff, flat, and very staged. Asymetrical compositions are more appealing to the eye, have dynamic, and feel more natural (not much in nature is symetrical). Having varying sizes, length, shapes, etc. is visually stimulating to look at, and it moves the eye around an image. When everything is the same it turns more into a pattern, and a pattern isn't meant to have any focus, which isn't what you want to tell a story.
Sent this from my phone so I apologize if it's not the most coherent.
