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Little Red & The Copperhead
A reimagined telling of Little Red Riding Hood set in the west Texas desert.
Bread & Jam
"Your grandmother isn't feeling well"
Spiral Rattle
"Where are you going with that basket?"
Pointing
"Where does your grandmother live?"
Rattle Wrap Around
"Where are you going with that basket?"
Eyeball Soup
"Are you still feeling sick?"
Big Nose Nightgown
"My, what a big nose you have!"
Little Red's Mom Character Design
Figuring out shapes for her character. I ultimately decided on the second option
Sketching the Story
Here I am trying to think through the time and space of bringing Little Red through the desert and to grandma's house, all the while using things like weather to foreshadow the danger ahead and explore the use of shape and how it might hint at the deeper nature of a character.
Secondary Character Development
This is spreadwing, he is the secondary character throughout the story who will follow Red through the dessert and add an aditional element of humor to the storytelling.
Grandma and Her Things
My visual development in using shape language to create grandma and her things where both she and all her things have the shape of a vase.
Little Red Pose Sheet
Explore Little Red through poses.
Picking Flowers
Drawing from my own poses
Smug Doubt
Drawing from my own poses
Joyful Skip
Drawing from my own poses
Carry a Basket
Drawing from my own poses
Hop Along
Drawing from my own poses
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