Emulation No. 1

This is the emulation I did, this was done in the style of my copy therefore it was completely done in inks and pens. To keep consistency throughout my products I purposely used a quick sketch I'd done for my drafting and developed it into this emulation. This meant I could get an idea of what my final products may look like because they will also be done in this style.

To start with I drew out the line-art and developed it from my draft, once this was completely I started with the ink. This process, like my copy was done with a dip pen. Firstly I stared to go over the outline and then I started to go through my drawings and draw in fur detail on both the hare and the fox. I re-did the fur detail on some parts to make it darker and show fur colour definition even though it's in black and white; this meant the parts of a fox which is primarily dark, so was my drawing.

Below is the design complete with all the lines draw and the fur detail. Once the main parts were done I then began colouring in the background with pure black. This sketchbook piece was scanned into my laptop before being taken into Photoshop and edited.

This is the final emulation. This was developed using the same style of shading and the same processes as John Kenn. This allowed me to use individual lines to shade my drawings.