Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP
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@Gary-Wilkinson said in Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP:
@AnthonyWheeler One of my favorite stories. Are you going to color these?
Thank you! Not with this set...Going to leave them gray to hopefully appeal to the mass market chapter book world. I may do a cover treatment tho with a fully painted scene for this set of samples.
Next is a very colorful watercolor painted picture book project
Cheers
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@Nyrryl-Cadiz said in Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP:
@AnthonyWheeler all of the pieces look amazing! I love your linework. It’s really beautiful. If there’s anything I would change, I’d suggest making the house on the hill more wonky and quirkier. Maybe play with it’s proportions. Maybe make it slant or curve. Everything looks so whimsical but I think the house needs a little bit push. I’m excited to see where you’ll take this piece.
Thanks for the advice!
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@AnthonyWheeler I love everything about it! So cute and whimsical!
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Lovely linework! I have been working on chapter book samples too so it is exciting to see yours. Can we ask about media? Specifically what medium are you using for linework on these? Thanks
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@Joanne-Roberts said in Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP:
Lovely linework! I have been working on chapter book samples too so it is exciting to see yours. Can we ask about media? Specifically what medium are you using for linework on these? Thanks
Hi! We need to share our secrets! I have a feeling this is a tough nut to crack.
I'm a brushpen guy. I use a kaimei brushpen with carbon black ink.
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@Elisheba said in Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP:
@AnthonyWheeler I love everything about it! So cute and whimsical!
️Thank you!!
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@AnthonyWheeler thanks!
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@AnthonyWheeler These illustrations are so cool. The inking is superb! I really feel like you captured the essence/style of the story. Amazing work!
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@Joanne-Roberts said in Chapter Book Illustration Samples WIP:
@AnthonyWheeler thanks!
Forgot to mention...that pen is sometimes way too fast (for me) on plate or slick paper. I use a Mixed Media board that is 1/16th inch thick, its super textured and porous and it slows the strokes way down.
