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This is my final slot machine illustration. I'm happy with the way it came out. The colors are pretty close to what it looks like on the illustration. I had the most fun with the movement of the panels. I had trouble making the lights look really bright. This illustration was fun to do because of all of the colors.
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These are my two marker comps for the slot machine illustration. I got some feedback on the first one (the bottom) which suggested to add lights to the slot machine. I did this for the second one and I think it helps you hear the "ding, ding, ding" of the slot machine. I'll probably use more of a red than orange in the illustration. This is my thanksgiving homework woo hoo!
This is my final for the world record. I added the text to be like the caution signs saying "life with caution". I'm happy with most parts of the illustration and I like the colors. I would say the guy's face gave me a lot of trouble and whatever changes I made didn't show up as well in the picture I took of the illustration.
My concept so far for this project is some sort of beer. Sarah gave me the idea that based off of my color scheme I could do some sort of fruity beer like raspberry. The name for my drink is going to be EMCEE. I got this from the beginning of my first name and my middle initial which is C. I'm kind of going with a trendy design. My logo isn't finished yet, but I used a photoshop brush and layer filters to create the green texture.



For the final revision I worked on making the first of the three textured panels bolder. I also worked with different cutouts that I think resolved the piece better. The text visibility of this piece was really hard to resolve. I had to do different prints experimenting with the colors and print settings. I ended up duplexing both sides on the same piece of paper so it would fold easier. I'm happy with the result.