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EBENEZER SCROOGE ILLUSTRATION
ART BRIEF
SUBJECT: EBENEZER SCROOGE ILLUSTRATIONCONCEPT: Illustrate your version of Ebenezer Scrooge from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Feel free to take this character in ANY direction you’d like (Disney has a duck version, so anything goes). Dickens himself offers only the following description in his novella: “The cold within him froze his old features, nipped his pointed nose, shrivelled his cheek, stiffened his gait; made his eyes red, his thin lips blue; and spoke out shrewdly in his grating voice.” Good luck!
The Rules:
THE ART CLASH is a weekly art challenge. Each TUESDAY a new Art Clash challenge will be posted. You may work in ANY MEDIA you like, but you must stick to the brief of this week’s Art Clash. And please, no posting old work in the Art Clash. This is about encouraging growth through work, so we expect a new piece every time.Your final art will need to be uploaded to an image hosting service (here are a few I recommend: Imgur, Google Photos and Flickr) and then may be posted here ANY time until SUNDAY evening at MIDNIGHT (EST). Voting begins immediately afterward and polls close on MONDAY at MIDNIGHT (EST). So don’t miss out!
The artist with the most votes for the week by the close of the polls is declared that week’s winner and chooses the next Art Clash.***A BRIEF NOTE BEFORE WE BEGIN***
Just a reminder that we’re currently in The Art Clash version 1.1. The primary difference in this iteration is each week’s Art Clash will feature two tiers of competition: sequential and pin-up. Anyone entering can choose to illustrate that week’s challenge in a sequential storytelling form (page templates will be provided here) or as a stand-alone, pin-up-style image. Build and illustrate a story of your own around an Art Clash challenge, or wow your audience with a single powerful image. It’s up to you. We want to foster all levels of creativity here, so this will provide an opportunity for all artists to take their work in whatever direction he or she desires and to whatever degree of finishing. -
To keep the time back in the 60s (or where ever this story takes place), I kept it Black and White!
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Scrooge and Tiny Tim!
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Nice jobs! Here is mine, digital pencils. I will try to ink it tomorrow. But if we have to vote first, no problem! Go ahead!!!
Happy New Year Everybody!!
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