June 30, 2011

The Yarn Tree, by Kelley

This summer I am taking a Children's Book Illustration class. It is really fun and I look forward to every class. Last week our assignment was to sketch a five-page, wordless story. I chose to depict a little girl who plants a ball of yarn. Enjoy!


11 comments:

  1. omg, kelley---

    I just started painting a painting for my house and it is very similar to the trees in these drawings. I mean, there are basic shapes of trees taking up the canvas, and I've made really similar marks on the tree trunks and am painting each stripe a different color.... I swear I JUST now saw yours!! I saw this and had to do a double-take...

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  2. That's awesome, Amy! I hope you'll post your painting on your blog once its finished.

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  3. This is lovely! It's a very charming and creative narrative, I think, in and of itself... and of course the drawings bring it to life perfectly. I just went back and looked at it a second time and realized that the girl is growing up with her yarn tree - Kelley, this is beautiful!

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  4. Thank you, Aleksandra and Victoria. :)

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  5. Wonderful. Love the story. As a metaphor, the lady could be my mom and the little girl could be me. Touching! :) Petra

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  6. Petra- awww, that's very sweet. I'm glad that you could see a metaphor in the story.

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  7. Oh wow! FOund this through craft gawker and just had to check it out! It's such a cute and amazing story inn such few pictures with such amazing detail! :) I'm your newest follower, by the way : You are too cool :)

    The creative muslimah @ www.thecreativemuslimah.blogspot.com

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  8. Thank you very much, Creative Muslimah! I'm happy to have you as a follower. :)

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  9. I came across this on a ravelry group. It makes me happy! Love it!

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