The ramblings of Charlotte
Another week, another challenge. This time our challenge type is material. We polled for the material we were going to use; guess what won?
Pencils
Still the same rules apply, one hour execution time.The topic was decided a week ago; for us be able to have time to think of a concept, but I ended up empty handed. Thus, here’s my half-decent entry for the challenge. I was aiming to have the proper perspective on the strokes, but I had no time left.
Changing rules/themes for the wallpaper challenges is the current fad of the designers’ at my workplace to keep it from being stale and boring. For today’s challenge, we decided to go for Style as our chosen challenge type; Pop Art was the winner on our votations, and the style used for our pieces. Though I find the actual pop art’s description as confusing, I decided to use this definition:
A genre of art that uses elements of popular culture; often uses techniques from commercial art and advertising
Popular culture, specially on my case would revolve around no other thing than Anime. Darker than Black was my chosen Anime since it really is cool, and I always wanted to create a wallpaper for the series. I’m not really impressed with my work; though Hei is really making my desktop sexy, so I’m still happy. Hope you guys would like my little Darker than Black tribute as well.
Click here to view all the entries of ′Pop Art′ Wallpaper Challenge »
Last night we had our weekly wallpaper with another twist, since my other co-designers were already bored with the storytelling wallpaper challenges. The catch for this challenge was to be given a material to work with. We may use any style, any concept as long as we’ll have the material on our output.
Each of us were given the chance to state on what the material to use; we had votation afterwards. The material that won and used on our wallpapers was:
An ampersand ( & )
Girls & Curls is the name of my entry, using the ampersand as the base of the character’s hair. Font used on this piece is Bickham Script Pro, a font pretty enough perfect to create some lovely curls. I also used the letter “e” of the font for her eyes and lashes. Hope you like it.
Charlotte Efren
Charlotte Mae Efren
Charlotte Mae S. Efren