Artist Research

James Gulliver Hancock

i know that i want my book to be quite illustrative, the milestone tags i want to produce will be purely ilustrative, drawn and styled digitally. so i deceided that i should look at other illustrators before i start for inspiration.

i relly like this style of james gulliver hancock, the use of minimal colours really appeals to me, the simple but effective illustartaions really tie toegther with eachother and this is how i want mine to be. i want the style to stay persistant throughout and i may try the idea of using one colour throughout, depending on how the book aesthetic apears.

Unknown

this piece of work from an unknown artist caught my eye, i liked the wy the outline stand out as much as the colour and its nt too precise, it had a rough style which i think done right could look good for my project. i dont want it to be to prefecet because i think this could preject my personality into the work more than a polished piece it can give it charecter and relatable features.

i think the colours being along the same colour pallet and pastel is realy nice, its soft and i think the soft look, looking into the hazy future, could also work well for me.

i look forward to creating my project style because i have some good ideas and influebces into what i want my pieces to look like.

Dianna Dementeva

althoguht i liked the idea of illustration, its not somehting i have done a lot of before, hwever this project could be a chance for me to try somehting different and broaden my skills. the other way i could do the book is using a vector style, simelar to this ilustrator dianna dementeva. using flat colours in shades to create a charecter and scene that implies light is being applied and depth of field is present.

i realy ike vector styles, i have done vector work in previous projects and it has gone well for me, althoguh people may be hearder and more intricate i think creating milestone tage would prove wel for this style.