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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE IN VISUAL FORM


  Originally serving as a way for me to document my MFA, this blog lives on and serves as a   warehouse for figurative language in visual form. Metaphor, analogy, euphemism, bring them on.

He's got butterflies in his stomach, V3

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Final, revised form.


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He's got butterflies in his stomach, V2

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He's got butterflies in his stomach, V1

I am already working on a revision of this. I am changing the position of the arms and increasing the scale of the x-ray machine.



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He's got butterflies in his stomach, thumbnails

Tuesday, March 17, 2009







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She's a fox, V1

Friday, March 13, 2009

Still missing something...


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He's in the doghouse. V2

Version 2!

Revised and reworked. More symbolism and better communication.


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She's a fox, thumbnails

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Cut-paper stage




Roughs



Thumbnails.


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Portrait

My four-year-old daughter's portrait of me.




Grace sits down to draw and she draws. She doesn't research, she doesn't plan, she doesn't look at anything for reference. I've enjoyed a nice ride these last weeks. Ideas and work has flowed quite well. Both last week and this week though, I've had some stumbles. Illness, changes in schedule took me out of the zone.


I think the work suffered. I am recreating the Doghouse illustration from sketch to final. I will attempt to complete a second as well--She's a fox.


I'm going to draw now.

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He's in the doghouse. Variations

New doghouse.



Updates and changes the original:


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He's in the doghouse. V1

Friday, March 6, 2009

This one looks a bit different than the series. Some major changes will take place in version 2.


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He's in the doghouse.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Thumbnails:




Our hero:


Possible doghouses for our hero.



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The girl who cried wolf V2

Monday, March 2, 2009

Version 2 is pictured below. Changes to placement and position of the wolf were made. The addition of the text and other smaller details are also reflected.


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It cost him an arm and a leg V3

Final version is pictured below. Minor tweaks to position and placement help with readability.



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