Art Description:
Character: Margueritte dressed in a silken gown (actually crafted from human flesh) She is pregnant with an unholy, cursed, monstrous child. Though she has no proof of it, she just has a feeling that there is something wrong with the fetus
Background Panel description: The husband (and lord) has sworn an oath to eliminate all beauty in his lands and has begun to kill off the most beautiful woman. He does this by lopping off their heads and tying their neck's closed with ribbons and/or choker collars. So, lots of dead heads. It could be handled as a pile of them on the floor with the camera situated above and shooting directly down on them.
Sketch wave 1
Matt wanted me to try turning Margueritte's head, as if she is looking back over her shoulder fearfully, and to make the heads more of a nondescript mass of heads rather than a pile
Sketches wave 2
He picked the option on the right and I went to...
The Finish
2 comments:
when you composed that did produce seprate images and piece tham together for rough idea?
If I understand your question correctly, yes each step of the process was done in two pieces, and composed in different ways for the front and back cover
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