Jane Liechty narrative sketches

Sketch 1 




This general concept I want to pursue. I may experiment with perspective (for example, an oversized bare foot near the camera) to drive home the idea that the subjects now have no shoes to wear in winter. I may use other items of clothing instead of shoes being flung into the air.


Sketch 2



The concept behind this narrative is that it takes a lot of work to keep a young family going. The car won't start and the father tries to jump it with his bicycle while the mother and children look on. I may change the angle of the car and the position of the subjects.

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