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Art with Power. What does a good illustrator do? Creates a visual story using characters and setting Defines the mood of the story or scene Interprets.

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1 Art with Power

2 What does a good illustrator do? Creates a visual story using characters and setting Defines the mood of the story or scene Interprets descriptions from the story

3 Adam Oehlers Who is this? Where is she? Is this a good or bad place? How do you know? How does she feel? How do you know? What colors are being used to give the mood? How does the view change the mood? What percent is unused space?

4 Scott Gustafson What story does this show? How are the colors different from Oehler’s Little Red Riding Hood? What is the mood/feeling?

5 Jillian Tamaki What style is this? Realistic? What is exagerrated? How? Why? What is the mood/feeling? How is this style different from Oehlers and Gustafson? Do you like it? Why/why not?

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