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Illustrate Magazine
A cullmination of the talent and artistry in the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics' community and beyond. Issue 02 December 2017 Vancouver, Washington Editor: Byanca Young Advisors: Abby Harris and Crystal Zeller issuu.com/illustratemagazine byancayoung@gmail.com Illustrate Magazine does not claim ownership of the user submitted content and to the full extent permitted by law, shall have no obligation or liability of any kind, including without limitation errors, omissions, or damages, with respect to the user submitted content. All user submitted content was published with the permission of the creator of the content. All rights to the user submitted content remains with the creator of the content.
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Editor's Note
Welcome to the second issue Magazine. As we conclude the sons I hope you find inspira joy in your loved ones wheth around you or far from you. a small one as this season i for all, but look forward to ruary edition. May you find within these pages and conti ine and illustrate.
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Jaden Bentow What did you do? I made a digital profile picture from sketching out an actual picture of a person and transforming it into something completely different with several lines.
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Eagles Can Fly 10
Megan Griffiths What did you do? I drew fan art of natsuki from a visual novel game called doki doki literature club. The background is a poem she wrote titled "eagles can fly".
How did you do it? I drew this on my iPad mini using the app pro create this piece took me 2 hours and 18 minuets to complete.
Why did you do it? Once I get into a "fandom" I usually get really into it so I make multiple fan art drawings.
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Sophie Oakley What did you do? I made two pieces with prismacolor pencils on black paper.
How did you do it? For the first piece I took three green shades of prismacolor pencils, and on black paper I drew the bones of the hand. I started with a light green for the highlights, and added in darker tones and shadows with the other green pencils. For the second piece I used a silver prismacolor pencil and drew the light areas of a human skull, allowing the black paper to serve as the shadows. I filled the eye sockets and the nose cavity with a white base, and then I put various warm colors on top of it. The white base gave the colors vibrancy and made them lighter. 13
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Why did you do it? This artwork was created for a project in my English literature class. We had read Frankenstein, and our prompt was to create artwork based off of the same prompt that Mary Shelley used to write Frankenstein.
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Thea Hieronymus Model: Rachel Ralphs
What did you do? I was given the assignment to work with lighting patterns, and I used the rembrandt lighting technique to create the affect of seeing half the face and a little more than that. 17
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Ryan Bittner Sky Meadow
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Lava Demon
What did you do? I made three unique fantasy environments.
How did you do it? I used adobe photoshop as a medium for illustration.
Why did you do it? These are portfolio pieces I've been working on for applying to colleges. 21
Heart of the Forest
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Industrialized Nature 24
Greta Dubois Why did you do it? I wanted to communicate the contrast between the natural and developed worlds. To convey this, I did an urban background contrasted by a natural landscape within the wheel of the bike. I created many thumbnail studies to develop an interesting and engaging composition.
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Cat Salazar What did you do? I was always a fan of either drawing eyes or mouths so I took the idea of combining the two into an art piece.
How did you do it? It took about three weeks to create the whole piece.
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A r t Club Every Tuesday Enrichment A In the VA room (201)
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The annual January Visual Art showing is January 12th! Submit your art work!
For details see Crystal Zeller
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