Art Worth Consuming
This is a look into my path to create art that is worth consuming. I want to create stories that have meaning and impact on the world. Art that gets to the heart.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Day of the Girl
Day of the Girl
Today (October 11) is the International Day of the Girl. A day dedicated to the empowerment and investment of girls around the world.
It's a movement that I strongly support and is part of the reason I'm creating a Graphic Novel. I want to put one girl's story in your hands so that you can see that things need to change. There are some horrible things that happen in this world and I want to be a part of the solution. I hope that my story will impact you and get you thinking about it too.
Here's a little something I put together just for this day. It's the first draft of the Cover page of my Graphic Novel. Enjoy.
Here is a link to the Day of the Girl website for more info. dayofthegirl.org
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Monday, October 6, 2014
Inktober Days 3 - 6
Inktober Days 3-6
I'm using Inktober to practice my Indian henna designs. These are going to be a key design element in my Graphic Novel. Every Chapter will have a unique Henna design and a lot of the pages will have Indian designs as borders and things like that. Enjoy.
Inktober Day 3
Inktober Day 4
Inktober Day 5
Inktober Day 6
I'm doing a different design element each week of October, too. This first week was circle designs and week two will be borders and straight designs.
Saturday, October 4, 2014
The TITLE of my first Graphic Novel!
Here it is. The title of my first ever Graphic Novel.
Doll
Doll is story about a young girl's life after she gets trafficked and sold to a brothel in India. Her innocence and soul is beaten and destroyed, but she learns to survive.
I wanted to create a Graphic Novel story that could help spread the message about this horrible, tragic occurrence in our world today. Sex Trafficking happens all over the entire world, but I chose not to focus on the numbers and statistics but the individual stories. These girls are people. They are human beings with souls and the fact that these things happen in our world today is a horrendous crime. It gets overlooked and swept under the rug. Not anymore.
One thing I really wanted to convey is the realness of it. This is a fictional story, but it is based on true accounts and real women's stories.
This book will be powerful and it will get this message out further into the world.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Inktober
Inktober
Inktober is a drawing challenge to draw and ink a drawing every day in October and I thought I would join in. I'm going to draw an Indian Henna design every day.
Here are the first two. Enjoy.
Inktober #1
Inktober #2
This will also be great practice for my Graphic Novel. It's going to have a lot of designs like these in it.
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