Made a few quick sketches and drawings of some other ideas for stamps to follow on from the post before. I really liked simplifying everything down but still having some really bright bold colours in there.
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| Initial sketches, playing around with different characters and seeing how I can begin to simplify these down and also starting to realise how tiny these stamps actually have to be! |
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| Lame Animal drawing and some bigger versions of some of my favourite ideas for the stamps |
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| I was really really happy with how the stamp for Animal turned out on the left hand page. I'd added texture like that because Animals pretty wild to look at, theres a lot of colour and material in him as a puppet and I wanted to convey this in my stamp for him. I started to re-work some of my previous designs to have these textured lines of colour rather than just being one block. I was thinking it'd make the stamps look a little more fun than just one solid fill colour. |
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| Four developed stamps. As far as I'm concerned at this moment, these will most likely be my final design for the stamps unless I come back and start reworking them. At this point I'm thinking that I want to screen print my outcomes and I think if I used a chinagraph pencil to draw up my positives I could still maintain a crayon like texture which would link up to the fun, playfulness of the muppets, add more texture and also link up to the fact that the Muppets is a children's TV show. |
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