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© 2017 Byanca Young. All rights reserved.
Illustrate Magazine
A cullmination of the talent and artistry in the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics' community and beyond. Issue 05 June 2018 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.
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Editor’s Note
T hank you for opening the last issue of I 2018 school year. Illustrate has been my years, and I ’m very excited to see it cont the submission dates and the issues, I can and changes with new minds leading it. P spired artists, and seek creativity this summ
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Illustrate Magazine of the 201 7y passion project of the past couple of tinue into next year. Keep an eye out for n’t wait to see how this magazine grows P lease enjoy this last issue by these inmer -Byanca Young Editor
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Linnea Heflin Froppy
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I redrew Tsuyu Asui (hero name being Froppy) in her hero outfit. Froppy’s character and design is from the anime “My Hero Academia” I drew this as a gift for a family member due to Froppy being their favorite character. I also decided to do this because I liked the anime and wanted to draw at least one of the characters.
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Model: Devon Johnson-Brown
Sydney Sims Red
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Jane Tewinkel Grapefruit
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Parrot This is part of a series of colored pencil drawings of things that aren’t man made. I’m using brown paper to really make the highlights and shadows pop. To explore lights and darks and to draw more things that aren’t as perfected.
Fern
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Rhiannon Sapp
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I created the “six� piece for my final project in VA. The design is inspired by Nathaniel Russell. I carved linoleum to create the stamp.
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Dylan Chumbley Change the World
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Ashley Jones Pop!
I painted an observational piece of caramel popcorn. I chose this as my subject because I’ve a really good memory of eating caramel popcorn with friends.19
I created a series of illustrative drawings inspired by nature. I used Colorona and huhu artist markers as well as ballpoint pen and Faber-Castell pens.
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Sophie Oakley
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Savanna Falkner Up There
Forbidden Fruit
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Crystal Zeller
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Artist Feature
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Pour paintings with drawing image transfers.
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A portrait of my dad, he passed away in 2015, and painting always helps me heal.
Ghandi, part of a series started in 2012, of world and spiritual leaders, who have actively worked towards peace in the world.
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Byanca Young AP Studio Art Portfolio Sample
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Dream State 32
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It is said that in dreams we can only see the faces of those we’ve seen before, even if in the briefest of passings. Our dreams are influenced by our experiences. The places we’ve visited, the people we’ve seen, the things we’re scared of, the things we could only dream of doing. In my series for my second AP portfolio I have chosen to explore the influences of my dreams, encompassing these ideas of person, places, and things. Employing the dream scape idea through color and pattern, and repetition of these things mimicking the nonsensical form our dreams tend to take.
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