What do you think? Can you see enough of the image? I had to make it small so as not to take forever to download. Does this give you a good idea about how a painting develops? Sometimes this can be a hard thing to explain with words. I also put the video here on my web site.
You can see a close-up of the finished illustration here.
REMINDER: This Saturday is the first book launch party for Priscilla at The Wellesley Booksmith at 1 pm! Come join the author and I to learn about the making of the book in person. More details here!
9 comments:
I could see this PERFECTLY on your Web site (and as you know, I love it!). But here on blogger it just kind of froze very near the beginning.
On the Web site, one image flowed into the next very quickly. Here it just stopped on the 4th one.
This could be because of my ancient computer, but it could also be because of Blogger.
Anyone who reads this: look on the Web site if this happens to you! That has the added advantage of some text that I thought was really interesting.
--Libby
Thanks Libby- good to know! I wonder if it wasn't buffered yet? Maybe try running it a second time from the blog? Anyways, thanks for letting me know, blogger could be doing something strange to it...
There was a hitch in it here for me too. I had to give it a nudge. Your website looks great!!! As does the book.
gail
wonderful video, worked fine for me. it's great to see your process, so detailed and amazing!
The second time it worked perfectly. It's so interesting to see the colors (and even her expression) changing.
Very cool! How did you do it?
I used imovie and just imported pics of the painting I took while I was working on it. Imovie is SO fun.
So interesting to see your process! Thanks for posting this.
Anna,
It's Friday. I just picked up "Priscilla and the Hollyhocks," which I ordered about a week ago. I'm looking forward to reading the book. Love your illustrations!
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