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IF Topic - Scattered








Clarabelle and the Trick or Treaters


Here she is! Clarabelle Teagreen (my new character!)

This week's topic for Illustration Friday is 'scattered.' I opened my sketchbook this afternoon unsure of what to draw so I started with Clarabelle's face (an upside down teardrop shape). I added her headscarf and ears and suddenly a picture came into my head of a bowl of sweets being dropped. With Halloween just around the corner I thought 'yep, that'll do.'

Thought I'd try a bit of a storyline this week so my drawings are sequential, and I have limited my colour pallete as a bit of a personal challenge.

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All images by Fiona Meakin, copyright 2011

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Genevice_G said…
Very elegant syle, I Like.
16 October 2011 at 02:46
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