Finals

I finally decided how to compose this one piece. After a lot of considertion, I thought by putting the tree at either side, it makes the image look almost framed and makes it slightly more compositionally focused. One of my main focal points are my illustrations, which are in the foreground and are interestingly placed so you are always drawn to them. Despite being in the foreground, theyre blending into the over-all image and theres the heart to symbolise "heart of the wood."

This image is the only one that doesn't particularly blend with its surrounding except for the tree's somewhat line up. The illustration is placed on top quite comfortably and if I was to create a zine, it would be placed as the front cover of the zine. After scanning it in, I cleared the background but kept the circle around because that exensuates the foreground perspective. 

I blend the floating woodkid with the background. I made sure it blend in and could be part of a story book to an extent. The floating woodkid is on his travels - his slouched back represents how unhappy woodkid is to have left the comfort of the woods. The sun shining through the tree's excentuates the shadow on the image and make's the whole photo look a lot more planned. I tried out many placements with Woodkid; but I specifically liked where he's placed currently coming over the house so he looks like he's trying really hard to get through this life of travelling with his weights. The lack colour of woodkid doesn't actually take the effect away and he doesn't look to blatantly obvious so he's fitting very well with the over-all composition. 

The Tree Woodkid Babies. This one was something I tried to experiment with. I turned the image I took at sherwood pines around onto its side and made the tree's with the woodkid, very obviously there as appose to the others where most blend into the image. The drawings are very focused on because they contrast with the background. I put shadow on the background of the tree's because then it show's better how much the tree's stand above/in the foreground.