Video: 3D illustrations for children's books by Kelly Campbell Berry
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
Russian bibliologist Nikolai Rubakin believed that "a good library is a book's reflection of the universe." Plunging into the atmosphere of the book, the reader begins to live in a fictional world, imagining everything that is created by the author's imagination. And here artist Kelly Campbell Berry not only enjoys an imaginary world, but also embodies it on paper, creating 3D illustrations for your favorite works.
Looking at the three-dimensional paintings created by Cayley Berry, one involuntarily thinks that everything depicted literally "fluttered" from the pages of popular books. In her illustrations, the artist places not only images of the main characters, but also individual quotes that characterize the essence of each of them. Fragments of text perfectly complement 3D visualization. To this day, the craftswoman has managed to create a whole gallery of works based on her own interpretation of such books as Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of the Emerald City, etc.
The talented "reader" admits that she admires the writers' ability to structure the narrative in such a way that everyone can imagine everything that happens in the fantasy world. The reader gets so accustomed to the characters and events in question that for a moment he can feel himself “inside” the text completely detached from reality. Cayley Bury's 3D illustrations are a visual demonstration of what happens in the imagination of readers when they turn the pages of their favorite book.
By the way, on our site Culturology. We have already talked about other creative experiments in creating illustrations for children's literature. Some of the most striking examples are painting for children by Rebecca Dotremer and Ellie McKay, as well as three-dimensional books by Benjamin Lacombe.
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