Sunny Soph

why this s6 print so #nabriel tho 

anyway, don’t be a stranger.

scott street / phoebe bridgers 

GLORIA

“This was one of the first drawings I did for the band COIN after they released their second album. It is for the track “Heart Eyes,” and I wanted to make it into a movie poster-esque drawing since the song has a cinematic feel. I primarily used the color red, as it is the album cover’s main color, and tried to make a dramatic setting with rain splattered windows and a careless girl hanging out the sun roof of her car. Also, I had been dying to draw the picture of Ryan Winnen I used as the main reference. This drawing was very fun to create, but also challenging due to the typography, which is something I have always wanted to improve in. I used graphite pencils to shade Ryan’s face, and prismacolor pencils on the rest of the piece.”

“This was a larger project that I chose to do in honor of all four Lana Del Rey LPs, and her one EP. I tried multiple formats for how I would fit each cover onto one page, but I chose this one. Born to Die Lana is on the other side of the car, facing her past and all of the darker times that brought her to where she was in 2012. For the Paradise EP, I put it on a postcard as it was a distant reality. Ultraviolence Lana is stepping into the truck, and Honeymoon Lana lies comfortably inside. Out on the other side of the truck, in a more lush landscape, is Lust for Life Lana under blue skies. I used a mix of prismacolor pencils and simple graphite pencils for this piece.”

“This is the first of a series made for the boy band Brockhampton. The song and video it is based off of is titled “Face.” I wanted to try a new style and shade more with lines than actual blending. The video itself has many chaotic shots so I combined as many as I could to give it a similar feel. I put Romil the furthest to the edge of the paper, beating up a trash can, to signify the end of their “All-American Trash” mixtape era. The red-blue shapes on the edge of the paper are based off of the font for the Face single art made by HK. Once again, I used a mix of prismacolor and graphite pencils.”