Childhood Demons Mood Book

Hey everyone!

I'm going to be a bit more sporadic about  posting here, as my Grad school classes are now back in full swing, but I'm not gone, just occupied.

I'm actually working on a play about my childhood and somethings I've discovered. These pictures are from a mood book I created while trying to convey the tone and feel of my piece.

That's all I'll say about it for now. Enjoy these pictures. I'd love to hear your comments. (please forgive the formatting of the pictures. I'm not sure how to make it look less jumbled).



































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