These are a few crappy pics of some of the finished illustrations for "Where's Tiny".
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About Me
- Neva Austrew
- This blog started when I was in the Visual Arts graduate program at the Art Institute of Boston. Since graduating, I'm still pursuing a career as a children's picture book illustrator. In the meantime, I teach, work at an Art Museum, and freelance. It's not the simplest path, but it makes me happy.
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Neva, after seeing your originals of these illustrations I have to agree that these pictures don't begin to do them justice. The originals are really wonderful and show that you can indeed become a very successful cut paper artist. I am very proud of you!
These look great! Did you use canvas to get that frayed edge on the grass? Whatever that is, I love that 'frayed' effect.
Also, how awesome is that pruple octopus drawing? Very. : )
Aw thanks guys! I know they'll look ten times better when the photographer lights them and shoots them with his fancy camera. I didn't put that much effort in lighting these.
Alicia, everything is done with paper. I didn't even think of canvas! Although, that might have frayed a bit too much...No I sat there with my scissors and cut up the edges.
Ha! I'm glad you like the octopus!
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