Propinquitous Ineptitude
Jack Hardwicke
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Moby Dick on Flickr.Book Illustration
My professor gave us 5 different books to choose from to illustrate a cover for, and since I always wanted to be a pirate, I figured illustrating for a book that had sailors as main characters was close enough.
I wanted to use a silhouette of a whale to represent Moby Dick, and to create an interesting way to include something inside. After being inspired by Japanese prints to represent the waves, I thought about putting a man with a harpoon inside the whale, which as it happens, look pretty awesome.
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Moby Dick on Flickr.
Book Illustration
My professor gave us 5 different books to choose from to illustrate a cover for, and since I always wanted to be a pirate, I figured illustrating for a book that had sailors as main characters was close enough.
I wanted to use a silhouette of a whale to represent Moby Dick, and to create an interesting way to include something inside. After being inspired by Japanese prints to represent the waves, I thought about putting a man with a harpoon inside the whale, which as it happens, look pretty awesome.
[Title not included]
Inspiration Reference
simple reference tools make a great amount of difference.
Fyodor Dostoevsky, Notes from Underground
(Source: likeafieldmouse, via mbray)
Adam Ferriss uses open-source code to rearrange pixels from old photographs into mesmerizing moving compositions.
(Source: , via crookedindifference)
Jeremy Mann. Cityscapes.
and here
