Showing posts with label activity page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label activity page. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 May 2015
Activity pages
I created activity pages that are related to all of the artists in the book. These pages will go in after the fact pages.
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Salvador Dali Activity page
For Salvador dali's activity page I thought it would be fun to create an activity where the reader designs their own crazy moustache for Salvador as he was very well known for his bizarre moustache creations.
I started off with a line drawing that I had created. I then erased the moustache in photoshop and added a title and some text so the reader knows what to do. I decided to keep the image un coloured to allow the reader to add their own colours if they want.
I started off with a line drawing that I had created. I then erased the moustache in photoshop and added a title and some text so the reader knows what to do. I decided to keep the image un coloured to allow the reader to add their own colours if they want.
Frida Kahlo Activity page
When thinking about what kind of activity page to create for Frida Kahlo the idea came to me to create a drawing of Frida with a flower crown that could be finished off by the person reading the book. This activity seemed very fitting as Frida Kahlo wore a lot of pretty floral headwear.
I started off with a drawing that I had previously done but not used. I then opened it up in photoshop and erased the flower crown and started off a new one to give the reader a bit of an idea of what to do. I also decided to keep the drawing as line work only so the reader can also choose to colour in the image their self if they choose too. I then finally added a title to the page and text to inform the reader of the instructions of the activity. Overall I am happy with how this activity Page turned out and I will follow a similar format with my other activity pages but I will change the activity making it appropriate to the artist that it relates too.
I started off with a drawing that I had previously done but not used. I then opened it up in photoshop and erased the flower crown and started off a new one to give the reader a bit of an idea of what to do. I also decided to keep the drawing as line work only so the reader can also choose to colour in the image their self if they choose too. I then finally added a title to the page and text to inform the reader of the instructions of the activity. Overall I am happy with how this activity Page turned out and I will follow a similar format with my other activity pages but I will change the activity making it appropriate to the artist that it relates too.
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