Concept Sketches
- Decide on your top thumbnail sketch.
- Choose based on feedback you received from your Art Director (In this case your Profeesor) and your peers, as well as your own passion and design sense.
- Research additional reference images needed to fully realize the concept. Create a mini mood board.
- Sketch at least 2 Concept Sketches full size, not thumbnail size.
EXAMPLES:
Compare in these examples the Approved Thumbnail sketch and the corresponding Concept Sketch. Consider where changes were made.




Diana Schoenbrun’s thumbnail and concept sketches
DUE NEXT WEEK:
- Post your Concept Sketches and mini-mood board along with a description to Openlab. Concept sketches should be posted alone without the package branding and then with the with side by side.
- Categorize your post as Week 3 in Work in Progress.
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