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In my illustration class we have to adapt a fairy tale into three two-page spreads: beginning, middle, and end. It can either be traditional or of our own interpretation. The three fairy tales available were the Pied Piper of Hamelin, Little Red Riding Hood, and Beauty and the Beast. I've aptly been given the last of the three and I have no idea where to start.
I mean, of course I know what I'd want to do with it-my life is Beauty and the Beast- but I don't think that's something I'm comfortable putting up on the wall and having an hour long critique rip into it. Not only that, but drawing myself for a college project is beyond infantile and my siblings certainly haven't gone to the extreme of rubbing onions in their eyes.
Things would be a lot easier if it were just "pretend", trust me.
Thought of You by Ryan J Woodward.
Womanly tears.
I mean, of course I know what I'd want to do with it-my life is Beauty and the Beast- but I don't think that's something I'm comfortable putting up on the wall and having an hour long critique rip into it. Not only that, but drawing myself for a college project is beyond infantile and my siblings certainly haven't gone to the extreme of rubbing onions in their eyes.
Things would be a lot easier if it were just "pretend", trust me.
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Thought of You by Ryan J Woodward.
Womanly tears.