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| The Sketchbook Project 2012 pages 31-32 |
This is perhaps my favourite but unfortunately it did not
scan nor photograph very well. It started out a random splashing around of
paint and I had a great time creating this scene from Little Red Riding Hood. Perhaps
a little too scary for littlies but I had fun with and may do another version
later. I have nearly filled my sketchbook and just as well. It is due at the
end of January so I better get moving with the last few pages and cover. I
might film the cover and pop it on YouTube (something I have not done before
now). This little painting will be a little hard to separate from. It is the perfect subject for this week’s IF theme "Messenger".

6 comments:
Fantastic, it looks heavy at first but you've captured the fear of little red very good with the dramatic background and colors. She knows something is out there ... :)
That's an awesome painting. I'm participating in the sketchbook project as well but have only 1 page filled out so far =| what medium did you use on this? Looks like the paper's taking all that paint well :)
I don't think it's too scary. I love the deep blood red atmosphere of the forest. Simply lovely!
I think it is just perfect. Love the darkness and the face expression on Red! Wonderful! well done! :D
very cool. one's illustration can never have enough blood.
Leen thanks for your comment. I really wish it had scanned better as it is cleaner but yes heavy. I wanted to create tension in the story and I think it did that but with kids you have to watch it is not too scary and I wasn't sure if it was.
Reg great to hear from another SBP2012 participant. You have a few pages to get through then! I used acrylic on this one. The paper took it but it does buckle with paint though. I wish they used better paper seeing it is something we would want to last a long time. I think the books will have a temporary lifespan.
Thanks for taking a look Heidiadin and Ann I will pop over to check out your blogs too.
Josh do you know the splatters of red do look bloody and was what I noticed as I posted it and why I thought - yew a bit much for little kids. It was unintentional and I wasn't thinking blood at the time but it does work with creating concern for Red Riding Hood for sure.
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