I was going through my old blog entries and saw my “Little Red Riding Hood” illustration. This is a very “long” image (5000 pixel width) I did when the economic recession hit last year. Apparently, a lot of peoples that I know like this illustration. So, I will re-blog it here to start the “art and design” category in this new blog.
“Little Red Riding Hood”, a well known fairy tale about a little girl encounter with a big bad nasty wolf. Until this day, it had been re-adapted into various media and I had seen some nice twisted ending. My favorite adaptation is a manga version that I read during my secondary school. The end panel shows a terrified Little Red Riding Hood, and her grandmother is sitting on floor with few bones around. Apparently, her grandmother is so hungry that she kills and eats the wolf.
Images below show the progress of this illustration. Please note that this is only part of the images as the full size is 5000 pixel wide after scale down. Original image width is around 7500 pixel.
Nearly every vector art I did will start with some sketch. The images you see here is actually second “stage” of sketching where I had already clean up the line. Some line seem to be darker because they were in another layers.
This image show all the vector line. Those vertical and horizontal line are actually gradient colour use to overlay the image. It is use to add some atmospheric colour to the illustration.
This is the final art with colours. Click on one of the link below the view the full image. Just scroll from left to right to see my adaption of “Little Red Riding Hood”. I guess this illustration will tell the story and there is no need for words.
Copyright © 2010 mclelun.
good illustrator
nea vector.. but why at first two cats become one.. ^^
The very first draft have more cats. Something like one cat is telling story to the rest, but I didnt put the idea in because feeling lazy to trace all of it. :/