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Today I have learned how to implement techniques of the work from other artists into my own illustration.
We had to collect random books, research through them and collect images that I found intriguing. After discussing the qualities I liked/disliked about the images, I then set myself a small side-line brief of what my future final design is going to consist of, in my case it was minimalism, colours and containing the plot, setting and characters within the front cover.

I have looked into three books. One consisted of colourful, artistic methods of illustrating fully fledged maps around the world. One was a massive series of motion graphical work created by Lance Wyman, who's work included creating logo icons of the animals at local zoo exhibits and massive rooms with a large continuous wave of colours invading the space

We then had to think of an existing book and design a front cover of it based off the research we have gone through,  but not before designing 8 small thumbnail plans of what our outcomes would look like.

Using Harry Potter as my main template, I then created a final design consisting of the techniques used by my artists and created two small final designs on Illustrator.

Evaluation
-Learned how to use thumbnails
-Learned how to implement ideas and techniques from other art forms.

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ew this disgusting thing