FEBRUARY CONTEST: YETI COOKING
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@Heather-Boyd just curious what's the difference between a spot illustration and a vignette?
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@KaraDaniel said in FEBRUARY CONTEST: YETI COOKING:
...what's the difference between a spot illustration and a vignette?
As far as I understand it a spot illustration is a small free-floating image of a particular object or character, usually without a background, sometimes with defined borders around the image, whereas a vignette does have a background, but the image border is faded or only loosely defined.
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@dafoota No worries...neither did mine
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Is it o.k to add or/and change a couple of words in the text as long as it has the same gist? Or is the text that Will Terry gave set in stone?
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@LisaF I've only just nearly finished the first Yeti challenge! I don't think anyone would hire me to illustrate a whole book
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Pretty excited about this! New to the forum and working on my drawing. I am excited to see what y'all come up with.
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Well...Throwing this out there...
Apparently this Yeti likes to cook!
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@Griffin and @chrisaakins Good idea!
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@Kevin-Longueil Thank you!!
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@Heather-Boyd I'll ask
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@sigross
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Just in case you are unfamiliar with spot illustrations, they often have broken edges, and little to no background. In case you need one, here's an example of a spot illustration, from one of Lee's books:
Director of Sunshine and Rainbows
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My entry. Was really fun hope im uploading this right lol.
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@LisaF Thanks so much for the example! Are we supposed to include the text, or can we just post the illustration on its own?
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Finally had some time to get back into one of these! Might re-submit if these are supposed to contain the text in the actual graphic.
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@Tiffany-Thomas Either way!
Director of Sunshine and Rainbows
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@Aaron_T Yeti Crocker, lol! Btw text is optional
Director of Sunshine and Rainbows
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@Aaron_T yeti crocker lol love it
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@LisaF Great, thanks!
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@LisaF Thanks for the example! I have a question.Isn t this example more of a combination of a spot and a bleed illo? I always thought spot illustrations are kinda small and "float" in the page.
