I took some time last night to organize this blog. By semi-randomly typing and clicking, I managed to get it done. The artwork that I have done so far is now categorized on the home page somewhat like a real website. It will make it easier to view the art rather than having to scroll back through every individual post.
source: www.ct.gov |
source: www.statebirds.blogspot. com |
rough outline of map |
I am going to start doing something differently. Starting with this post I am going to begin posting some of my projects on a step-by-step basis. This way viewers can see what I am doing and how I am doing it. The purpose of this particular post is to describe the process that I am going to use for the Connecticut artist trading card. The plan so far consists of downloading images from the internet and using them as sources to draw a map of Connecticut and to draw the Great American Songbird (an American Robin). After these are drawn, I will then use photoshop to enhance the graphics and colors. From there, I will make adjustments and modifications. This process, of course, is always subject to change. The first steps in the process are completed. The photos are downloaded and I have completed a rough outline of the map boundaries which are displayed in this post. The unfolding process will then be featured in future posts. Toodles!
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