@jenithornhill thank you! Do you think if the mountains will make it not qualify? (I think I’m going to remove the top of the circle)
@alicia I am not sure...I am a little up in the air over what qualifies. I have a mountain in the background of mine, but I am worried it will be an issue for judging.
@alicia if it helps, I usually think of spot illustrations in terms of including absolute essentials. If an element isn't needed to tell that part of the story, then there's no reason to include it in a spot illustration.
The simpler a spot illustration, the more impact it often has. They are usually character and action-focused.
In your composition, some elements are needed to provide scale, so we see how huge your yeti is. But are the mountains needed for that? Do they add anything to the story you're telling?
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@Melissa-Bailey-0 I see. So maybe I should cut out the mountains & the circular format I was developing. Thanks for the clarification!
Here is an updated version. After looking up some more examples of spot illustrations, I went ahead and kept the mountains. I hope that is the right choice. Does anyone see any issues I am missing?
I brought the camper closer, cleaned up the tangents I noticed, adjusted the colors, and touched up the border. I think I’m about done (if I stop looking at it, lol)
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I brought the camper closer, cleaned up the tangents I noticed, adjusted the colors, and touched up the border. I think I’m about done (if I stop looking at it, lol)
