Here's my third set of thumbnails. I went to read the book excerpt again and to see if I have missed out on any interesting visual scene that potentially could lead to my key thumbnails. My thumbnails from 29- 32 are abstract ones where I try to combine all the elements of the story on to an image. I like #32 as it reflects when my main character was experiencing and he's tearing because he was lost in this unknown city. The other thumbnail that I see potential in is #50 where the interior of the church is heavily decorated with paintings and statues.
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That's really nice seeying you so productive!
ReplyDeleteYou have many ideas on this sheet that could be taken to further investigation, for example: 29, 30, 46 and 48! I would avoid the 'eye' thumbnail though, as it doesn't really feel like a shot that could show a bigger and more complex environment :)
Also, I would recommend working a little but with contrast and levels of your scans/photos as they might seem a little bit hard to read somethimes.
Photoshop can make life easier : D
Keep going!
Oh, and I am also encouraging you to try drawing thumbnails in photoshop! It's a really good practise and it really helps to understand the software : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Samantha for the feedback! Okay, I'll avoid number 50, thank you for reasoning it out for that! :) I will scan it again in school cause I took a photo which did no justice to the drawings! haha.
DeleteAs for Photoshop, I am on it now. trying different brushes and trying to get the hang of it! :)
Thanks once again!