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Brief & references
Understand the function of the image, the history, the constraints then build a useful reference base rather than a simple aesthetic moodboard.
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Illustration / Publishing
A reader and a cat occupy a window beneath the diagonals of a fire escape. Dark and coral blocks of colour structure this illustration by Malika Favre for The New Yorker. The image shows a print; the edition offered in the official shop is paid.
Creator Disciplines
Learning guide
This breakdown is a Framely learning notes based on type of work and discipline. It does not claim to describe the exact steps followed on this project when the artist has not published them.
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Understand the function of the image, the history, the constraints then build a useful reference base rather than a simple aesthetic moodboard.
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Quickly test silhouettes, compositions, values, scale and ideas before investing time in detail.
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Choose a direction, resolve perspective, light, materials, design and readability while keeping the initial intention.
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Finalize only important information and present the image with enough context for a team to use.
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Original source
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