
LLLeopard

Wunning Wildebeest

Nuttin' but a "g" thang, bush baaaaby.

EBRA

ReFLeCTiVe eSSaY:
I had way too much fun with this assignment. I wanted to play with the idea of eluding to different African animals using text or using animal forms to interact with or mimic certain letters. I like to call my creations "alphabeasts"!
I have no preferance towards either serif or sans-serif fonts. I just chose whichever worked best with each piece. I rasterized all of the text so it was easier to manipulate. My favorite composition is the first one. Using "e"s to shade the elephant was a bit frustrating, but overall enjoyable...after Miles helped me figure out the clone stamp tool, of corse. I had a difficult time with the wildebeest piece. Making those complicated selections was, well...complicated. My approach towards color and composition worked well for the assignment, I feel. The pieces are cohesive, for the most part.
Creating my alphabeasts was overall a rewarding experience. I hope others enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making them!
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