One of the first tasks of 4th year illustration is to pick an elective. I ultimately sided with graphic design because I need to polish up on my skills in that area. I was very interested in one of the other electives that I did not choose. The class is taught by this off the wall illustrator named Rick Sealock. He is completely bonkers, in a good way. He encourages you to push the envelope and find the extreme nature in your artwork. I took a shot at one of his projects called "7 Deadly Sins". This is an editorial project based on any article that practices at least one of the seven deadly sins. I stumbled across an article about Uday Hussein (the son of Saddam Hussein) called "How bad was Saddam's son?". He was a ruthless man who ran the gammat from rape to torture to murder. The article made me feel very fortunate to be a Canadian. I did not have any art direction due to scheduling. This image above is Uday Hussein basking in the glory of the destruction he is causing without consequence.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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ooh Greg.
This is lookin hot.
Im loving the glowy feel and the washy atmosphere.
nice work!
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