This one basically follows the idea of 'back to the drawing board' and it uses my Drawing Mannequin and my Eraser. I figured it was appropriate to use the drawing tools to convey a theme related to drawing and/or design. so yeah. there's one.
Number two focuses on the word 'drawback' - as if it was not horribly evident by the word 'drawback' written across the background of the image. I really like this image, but I feel as though it's a bit too blunt.
As for this third idea, I immediately think of 'Mr. Bluebird's on your shoulder', meaning happiness and joy... but what if that same symbol of joy stabbed you in the back? SO I really like this image as well, but how I would execute this scares me a bit... hmm. *things to ponder*
OK! sooo this one I didn't like at first, but it's beginning to grow on me. I kept dwelling on the 'stabbing in the back' idea... and then a little birdie happened to mention Rome that day, and connections were made in my brain. 'Et tu Brute' comes from Julius Caesar, if you didn't know and it embodies betrayal. So there's that idea as well...I'm still in the thinking stages, so stay tuned for a more directional post later. :)
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