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My Concentration Analysis
Based on the television series Stranger Things, my concentration illustrates pivotal points in the story. My concentration revolves around the landscapes and main characters, because while watching the show the familiar yet mysterious settings and personalities were what I found most intriguing.

My concentration started as the illustration of the landscapes in the one of my favorite television show, but soon started to include the story’s main characters. Image 1 was the first step taken in developing the theme of my concentration, it is the initial thumbnail sketches and color pallet. As seen in image 2 the early ideas then developed into motifs. Images 1, 10, and 12 show the repeated illustration of bicycles and the majority of the pieces

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