Monday, 14th of May
It ended up taking the whole day to get the colours right for my T-Shirt design. I was having difficulties figuring out how to do it. I tried doing it by colouring bits in with pen, scanning them and then rying to adapt them but this just didn't work. I also tried using the halftone settings in photoshop but I didn't really get the effect I wanted either. I figured that first of my actual pen drawing didn't have quite enough detail in it so I added a bit extra.
I decided to purely colour it in digitally. This is very different to the general illustration style I am trying to develop, but my general style just unscreen-printable. I really enjoy doing T-Shirts like this, it is in a similar manner to the manner in which I designed my Symphonic Sci-Fi T-Shirt. The colours are all blocks so they can easily be screenprinted onto material.
As you can see I changed the colours a lot. I couldn't really find the right colour to go with red and green for the faeries which would allow them to stand out enough. I love purple so I tried that out and I think the blue looks really cool. I decided the background splodge was too flat so I used the texture of a tree stump to make it look more interesting. I decided to add the detaile on the faerie wings as well because I felt they were lacking.
To round off I put the picture on to my T-Shirt templates. It doesn't work at all on a white sheet as it gets completely lost but I think it looks wicked on the black one.
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