27 Jul 2020, 05:40
@JoshuaDages @Coley @Aisleen Thank you so much for the comments. I really appreciate it
JULY CONTEST: Design a book cover for the Wizard of Oz
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Hi, everyone! What a fun brief. Here is my attempt to create a cover
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This was a fun challenge! I'm excited for the next prompt!
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@Megan-van-der-Berg wow!! Such a grandios concept and style! I would be totally intrigued to read this book, well done!!
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@Tom-Shannon So cool Tom!
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@Megan-van-der-Berg just, wow
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@Megan-van-der-Berg Awesome! I would totally pick this book up off the shelf. Well done!
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@JoshuaDages @Coley @Aisleen Thank you so much for the comments. I really appreciate it
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@TessaW said in JULY CONTEST: Design a book cover for the Wizard of Oz:
@TessaW Thank you Tessa!
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Wasn't sure I'd make it this month!
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@Ryan-Ehr i love how simple and graphic this is
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@miranda-hoover another cute belly lol! This is fun, your characters are wonderful
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One of my favorite books. I’ve read it so many times! I was really excited to draw this one. It’s been on my list of portfolio pieces to do for a while now.
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Hey everyone, here's my submission! Hope you enjoy! Everyone's covers are looking awesome- got some real killers out there!
Cheers
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@Johanna-Kim Thank you so much for the feedback. This is my first attempt at a book cover, so I was super nervous about it. I really appreciate the encouragement.
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@cathy-spee I did all my thumbnailing and sketching on paper with color pencils. Then I snapped a pic of my final sketch, pulled into Procreate and drew over it. I added some adjustment layers to play with the colors and textures, too.
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@Ryan-Ehr Really great style (I love those trees!!!). And a nice decision to make the brick road zig-zag instead of curve. The simple color palette is very eye-catching. Nice job!
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@Megan-van-der-Berg This is just fantastic! I love the concept and metaphorical implications about the whole story happening inside the main character’s mind. It makes for both a beautiful and intriguing cover. Good work!
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@JoshuaDages Thanks Joshua!
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I pulled this down because i'm redoing it completely! I guess no one can ever accuse me of being efficient. I didn't finish
To reread this as a parent made me see the story as an orphan girl that thought she had a home, only to realize her parents are not well enough to take care of her. So I made a landscape inspired by Aunt Em's hardship-induced mental illness. My imaginary Art Director was very understanding
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@carolinebautista this is incredible, so intriguing. I think you nailed something special about the story. I love the characters in the tornado, and the colored land contrasted with the black and white. WOW