trouble
So, I'm having trouble on a few things with my concentration. I really enjoy doing life like bugs but, I don't know how to transform it into a more in depth series of work. I have 5 pieces done already (all photo realistic bugs). I wanted to make my concentration into all type of the meaning "bug", such as the flu, real bugs, etc. If anyone knows how I can incorporate the pieces I already have done to what I'm trying to do I would really appreciate it.
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I found a pretty cool picture that you might think about doing as a piece. It's a real picture but it's also kind of surreal and silly. Anyways here it is:
http://s53.photobucket.com/albums/g74/not_goth_714/?action=view¤t=prayingMantis1.jpg
I think you will need to make sure you consider your style when planning the more conceptual pieces. Regardless of the subject matter, they should all look like they are part of a series by the same artist (you!).
I think about half of your concentration should be "bugs" other than real bugs, so your idea is more clear.
I second megan's suggestion on having a lot of the pieces of a conceptual "bug" instead of the real thing.
Development Idea: perhaps a pic of a view of the world/terrain/yard/whatever from a bug's perspective.
If you haven't considered it, a praying mantis would be pretty sweet. You could also do maybe like a cricket about to be eatin by a lizard or something?
I think you should paint vomit and a whole bunch of maggots. I think that would be awesome considering I hate maggots, worm-like creatures with a passion. It could be the flu, a very disturbing one.
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