Illustration & Visual Narrative | Task 2: Composition

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17/10/24 - 1/11/24 (Week 4 - Week 6)

Kimberly Miaw Jya Nee | 0366836

Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media | Taylor's University


Illustration & Visual Narrative

Task 2: Composition (20%)

Week 4: Introduction

In this task, we were required to create a composition of Pokemon card, incorporating foreground midground, and background.

Week 5: Development & Process

Ideation

For this task, I decided to create a new character, instead of using the Vormator character I made in the previous task.

Fig. 1. Character Design Inspirations


Here are some inspiration pictures that aligned with the vibe I'm going for the composition. 

Fig. 2. Background Concept Inspirations





Sketch


Fig. 3. First Sketch

Mr Hafiz gave me some feedback, saying it’s a really good start and he can see the direction I'm heading in, especially with all the references I included. Sir suggested to look at some examples from the Framed Ink pdf in our Google Classroom to help make sure my composition clearly communicates my intention.

Fig. 4. References Used from Frame Ink Pdf

I did a new sketch while applying the composition rules from the Frame Ink pdf.

Fig. 5. Second Sketch

Week 6: Final Outcome

Fig. 6. Digitalised Version in Illustrator

Fig. 7. Pokemon Card Version

Rue is a worn-out cat doll, who was once a Dream Weaver created to bring comfort by retelling and softening human’s bad dreams. Over years of absorbing sorrow, fear, and regret from those it protected, Rue became weighed down by the accumulated negativity it could no longer release. This constant exposure filled Rue with resentment, slowly transforming its comforting nature into something darker. Now cursed by its burden, Rue causes those who encounter it to relive twisted versions of their happiest memories, turning them into haunting nightmares. Triggered by fear or curiosity, Rue’s needle and thread symbolize its role in "weaving" these distorted memories into the subconscious.

[Reflection]

I learned so much more about composition through this task. The Framed Ink book was super helpful and guided me a lot in creating the composition.


Thank You

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