Week 5- More mood boards and concept development

Using my moodboards from last week, I began to further some of the ideas I gathered from these.

I decided to make "The Cure" based off a plague doctor type aesthetic.

I wanted to gather a range of different styles and interpretations, as I didn't want to go with something traditional, rather use the shapes, such as the beak and cloak as a nod, rather than distinctly a plague doctor

Using this, I created a Photoshop document, with a base shape for the character, and a drew a few different ideas on top of it on different layers, to test some ideas. Seeing which ideas would work with each other. 

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