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Hone your editorial chops! Weekly Op-Ed exercises, critiques, and fun, fun, fun!
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4 comments:
Def the first one, non?
I like the idea of the OCD woman's super-ordered cabinet, with the dusty, narsty croutons. Really nice juxtaposition.
I'm wondering if actually drawing the tub with "croutons" labelled might be a bit awkward in the final. "Labelling" should generally be avoided. What do you guys think about this: in her ordered cabinet, amongst the pristine china, maybe giant, oversized croutons?
haha yeah. croutons seems hard to draw right? they're just like squarish blobs. i guess any squarish blob drawing accompanying the article can be assumed as a crouton though.
can we use color for this? what is the size limit?
Yeah, croutons are a total bitch.
B&W, but do colour if you're feeling energetic. Size is open.
i really like the idea also, i don't think you should label the box, but i think you are good at using black and white to your advantage, i think if you make them bigger or in the foreground and use contrast you can make it work.
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