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Critique me?
Anyone want to give me their thoughts on this portfolio? It's for a submission to a potentially major client, so I want to be sure it's good enough. I still have time to go back to the museum to take more photos if necessary...
http://artid.com/members/dsbrennan/studio/2
Criteria:
"Imagery should evoke patterns of safari animals (brilliant, colorful skins & feathers), entomology, batik, ikats, shibori, primitive tribal patterns, any geometric configurations that suggest visual descriptives of Africa."
Re: Critique me?
Beautiful images!!! When I opened it up I immediately thought of Africa!
Having been there and reading the criteria the only other thing I would suggest is maybe some deep reds of the masai tribes or the vibrant beading & weaving of fabric of the masai. The masai people use the red clay dirt which makes a rich deep color in their hair, huts & on their skin. It is beautiful to see. The beading & fabrics that they have are also worthy of investigating.
Those are my only additions to what you have. Based on what they seem to be looking for with primitive tribal patterns and colorful skins those are what I think of aside from the animals.