Anyway, here are my designs, from start to now. (Definatly could not draw tigers before this, as you can see from the earlier designs. So it's been a good learning experience.)
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Margo and her imaginary blue tiger.
A couple of weeks ago I had an idea about a girl called Margo who has an imaginary tiger. The story arc is that she has this wonderful friend, then gets laughed at by other kids for talking to herself so he (the tiger) becomes more secret, but then her teachers start getting at her so she tries to push him out. (Cue tearful and painful scenes). Then, when he's almost faded from her life, she comes across someone else talking to themselves and comes to the conclusion that she was happier being a wierdo with her tiger than normal without. Yay.
Anyway, here are my designs, from start to now. (Definatly could not draw tigers before this, as you can see from the earlier designs. So it's been a good learning experience.)
Anyway, here are my designs, from start to now. (Definatly could not draw tigers before this, as you can see from the earlier designs. So it's been a good learning experience.)
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Very nice! One thing I'd say is her nose seems a touch on the large size. Of course, it adds character, so maybe that's what you were shooting for.
ReplyDeleteI really like the one of the tiger wanting a piggy-back ride!
Fantastic work, Robyn!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAw thankyou so much guys!
ReplyDeleteJK, her nose is intentionally large and is something that defines her as a bit of an outcast, as well as the whole talking to herself and having a wicked imagination. (Though she actually likes her nose)