Week 7 – Return to the Moon, Poses

 "Return to the moon"

 I started off my designs not realising i had to do it in the style of Mary Blair, so halfway through I started trying to draw in her style.

The Prince


The Moon/ princess






 Clay workshop: this is quite a fun activity although I think maybe I made the head too big!




Thinking of Princess Opal- the moon as being more ethereal with glowing hair, also trying to work with a similar texture seen in Mary Blair’s paintings. I think this worked well for me as I drew the body too human-like before.





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