This is panel 4. The final step. I needed to put my worms into an environment. I continued with the being hunted sort of theme. I think they look scared even though they lack any sort of facial features. In this step we were allowed to use a triad. I chose a split complementary triad of red orange, blue, and blue green off of the 14 hue color wheel. I chose this because it allowed for a night sky, grass and allowed my worms to continue to be the right color. 

This is panel 3. The shape that I created out of  the word lanky has inspired worms. I was having trouble coming up with a lighting scenario that was suitable for my lovely night crawlers until my hick friend told me of how in the country they go out at night with flashlights to catch bait for fishing. I found this to be quite humorous and decided to go with it. For panel 3 we were allowed to use a monochromatic palette using full range of value. I chose red orange because that allowed for my worms to be the appropriate color. I painted it in photoshop using the wacom tablet, which is amazing. I was sort of opposed to using it, but then I gave into peer pressure and now I am a wacom fanatic! 

This is panel two. The parent shape and it's siblings. From here I need to decide what my shapes look like. Many said they saw shoes. I don't. I see worms. They are going to be worms!

This is panel one. My parent shape. It's based off the word lanky. It really came alive once i stopped thinking about it as just a 2d object and started to think about it in 3d space.