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Pencil and watercolor with a lot of digital augmentation. That is, I did the rough layouts digitally, printed them out and penciled over them, scanned the pencils back in, cleaned them up and darkened them, printed them out on watercolor paper and painted over them.
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Medium:
Pencil and watercolor with a lot of digital augmentation. That is, I did the rough layouts digitally, printed them out and penciled over them, scanned the pencils back in, cleaned them up and darkened them, printed them out on watercolor paper and painted over them.
Reviews
Blog posts
Publisher's official page
You love mythology, right? Well, this book contains 96 pages of my illustrations accompanying Lise Lunge Larsen's retellings of Greek and Roman myths -- myths about characters whose names are forever embedded in our language, like Janus, the two-headed god of doorways, from whose name we get the word "janitor".
- Reviews
- Sample page spread
- Amazon's page with extensive "look inside" samples.
"A treat for myth lovers and language lovers alike, this smart and well-executed compilation should provide readers with a deeper understanding of the ways in which language evolves and of the surprising symbolism behind certain words."-- Publishers Weekly, starred review