While working out and testing a new illustration style (which I occasionally might use in a children`s book), I did a papercut illustration of Guinevere, as portrayed by Keira Knightley in 2004`s King Arthur. In Antoine Fuqua`s movie, Guinevere was not a lady hidden away in a castle, but a fierce Celtic warrior.
Below you can see some work-in-progress pictures…
And here is the final paper cutout illustration. It took longer than it should have.
What do you think? Feel free to leave a comment below. 🙂
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John, was soll ich sagen, ich bin ein alter fan deiner arbeiten… 😉 LG Fred
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Hi Fred, stimmt, wir kennen uns schon recht lange 🙂 Freut mich, dass es Dir gefällt 🙂
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Another good use of this technique. Are you going to try to incorporate this into a graphic novel? I might have missed earlier mention of this…
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Thank you very much, Robert. I am just playing around and experimenting at the moment. I was thinking about using something similar in a children`s book for girls. The problem is that printing on demand is very expensive when you print in colour ( as I learned with Below the Floor ) …Well, let`s see 🙂
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I understand. I’ve done some illustrated poems, and for the reason you mentioned, I published them in black and white.
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