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Jennifer Lamontagne Our Blue Planet 2018-2020
Luise Zhang: The Pure Land, Sinners into fragments 2018
Five Bearded Irises by Michelle Morin
My illustration is heavily inspired by these artists and their beautifully detailed work. I wanted to include fine detail in my work to illustrate the number off all the things irrelevant to my design that I did during this project.
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Trying digital illustration
When I scanned my artwork, I wasn't happy with its quality and texture. My solution was to try redrawing it in Procreate to see if it would look cleaner. But when I drew the first few lines, I realised that the work had lost its value - wasting time on something unimportant. I had spent at least 4-5 hours on my drawing and recreating it in Procreate would have taken much less time and lost the sense of duration. So I just photographed my drawing and edited it in photoshop to fix its vibrancy and texture.
Why project illustration, markers and gel pens
Here are a few steps in creating my illustration. I have included many small details that are associated with time to convey my idea that time is wasted and planned things never get done in time. The unilinear swirls illustrate the circles on the slices of tree trunks, which speak to their age. The dotted pattern in the lower left corner shows the number of landmarks and my confusing path to them. All the elements are linked to show that one leads to the other, and this process of constant distraction never stops. The overlapping clocks mean that time is irrelevant even despite the number of clocks around me. The wavy lines try to bring flow to my work process, but even there you can see the bumps and parts that are blocked.
I think I've managed to visualise the way my brain works and answer the question of why I never do what I plan to do.
