Hannah O Sullivan

It took me forever to decide which cover to pick so I incorporated some of my favorite parts of each background into one and this is what I came up with.

I want to incorporate the textures of old hard back books into the book cover, it will be interesting to incorporate this with the modern style of my digital drawing of Alfie

Favre is an independent illustrator and has worked on a variety of projects spanning editorial, advertising and publishing. Her unique graphics style, mixing Pop and Op art, is featured by companies such as Sephora, Le Bon Marché, Penguin Books, and newspapers such as Vogue, The New York Times, The New Yorker,[11] The Sunday Times, and Vanity Fair, etc.

I started exploring different fonts in relation to the title of the book cover both digitally (on procreate) and physically by using various types of handwriting

Kate Moross is a versatile and multi-talented graphic designer who worked across a range of illustrative art and designing including motion graphics, photography and moving image. Since graduation she has worked prolifically and created bold artwork for some of the leading clients. Her designing skills can be witnessed in the ads for ESPN, Paul Smith, Mini Cooper, Fabergé, Addidas and Nike.

I chose a potted plant as my object for still life in this workshop as I wanted to try experimenting with colors, painting is not my strong suit but I really enjoyed playing around none the less.

I really enjoyed this workshop as it helped to loosen up after the Easter break, even though the portraits didn’t turn out great it was still a lot of fun to get to experiment with different styles and ways of portraying myself

Drawing of my dog Alfie done with colouring pencils loosely based off a photo taken of him when he was a puppy.