Antigone's Pass
Antigone's Pass was a final project in my Visual Development course, in which I created my own story, characters, and environments to design and display. Although project is very short, it was my first time art directing my own story and developing a world in a professional sense. So, I guess you can say it was super fun, and I hope to do more projects like this in the future.
Done for the Northwest College of Art and Design
Judith takes to becoming a skilled fur trapper in order to survive the harsh cold.
The fire was the result of a burst of courage and rage, and forced Salome and Judith to live as fugitives for the rest of their lives.
A tender moment beside the fire, the mountaineering life is hard, but far better than their past.
Their cabin is small and comfortably settled in a wide clearing in the mountains. The cabin was abandoned when they found it, but it quickly became their home.
The Clark Fork river cuts through the pass.
Her jacket was a relic of her days scavenging on the trail, a Union soldier found dead in the country that (luckily) wore the same jacket size.
Judith's days tailoring and sewing at the plantation pay off tremendously, as she can create the perfect winter clothing.
Due to their life on the run, Salome and Judith have to pick up whatever they can find in order to survive, resulting in Judith wielding an old flintlock musket.
