After having received my tutor’s feedback on part 5, I revisited the assignment 5 to include some of the gods’ characteristics and symbols in the illustration. My tutor suggested to have the characters interact with the planets a bit more, e.g. the god of communication could have whispered into the planet’s ear.
I decided to keep the originial layout, which was well received by my tutor because of its dynamics. I added some icons that would describe better what the gods stand for in the picture.
I painted the following icons to include in the illustration:
- Sunday – Sun / Apollo: A trumpet to represent music (the original illustration already included the notes, but might not be obvious enough)
- Monday – Moon / Diana: An arrow to represent the hunting
- Tuesday – Mars: A sword to represent the war and fighting
- Wednesday – Mercury: A letter to represent communication.
- Thursday – Jupiter: A flash to represent the thunder and lightning
- Friday – Venus: A mirror as a symbol for beauty
- Saturday – Saturn: Leaves to represent the agriculture
Thunder
![](https://katsvisualarts.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/icons-neu.jpg)
I added these icons to the original poster layout, as well as the editorial part. I also made the lines for the circle a bit more narrow to make it more elegant. Here are the revisited results for assignment 5.
![](https://katsvisualarts.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kat-illustrates-assignment-5-poster-revisited.jpg)
![](https://katsvisualarts.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/kat-illustrates-assignment-5-layout-revisited.jpg)