Ye Olde Covers - Final Work Process Part: Animal Farm

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This is the second part of the illustration creation process to be edited on Photoshop. The tools used are the same from the process of Moby Dick.

Animal Farm Collage Style Book Cover

Animal Farm Collage Style Animation Poster

 Animal Farm Collage Style Movie Poster

Animal Farm Collage Style Game Cover

Animal Farm Minimalistic Style Book Cover

Animal Farm Minimalistic Style Animation Poster

Animal Farm Minimalistic Style Movie Poster

Animal Farm Minimalistic Style Game Cover

Animal Farm Abstract Style Book Cover

Animal Farm Abstract Style Animation Poster

Animal Farm Abstract Style Movie Poster

Animal Farm Abstract Style Game Cover


Pictures used in Collage Styles:

Broken Boat PNG by pngfind
Legs PNG by pngimg
Blue Whale PNG by FreePNGLogos
Man Sitting PNG by kindpng

Hay Roll PNG by PNGEGG
Barn PNG by PNGEGG
Pig PNG by PNGITEM
Meat Chunk PNG by PNGEGG
Sausage PNG by PNGEGG
Senior Man PNG by Rawpixel

Comments

  1. Zoe Van-de-Velde4 December 2022 at 12:04

    Okay here you have stated it is the same process - I think therefore you did not agaiin need to post all images - although next time perhaps instead of using stock images you can use your own images for each work

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