Creating Style Frame

This past week, I have been in the process of developing a style frame. So far I've been having alot of trial and error. I emailed my model, asking for permission to post her picture on the web. Right now, I am waiting on a response.

I want my story board to be black and white, with specs of color on the outside. My biggest struggle right now is trying to recreate a style seen in the work of Ena, a Japanese digital illustrator. I have been playing with the gray scale and the threshhold to get the look I desire, however I am having some problems getting the face to show white with black outlining. Hopefully, I will be able to fix this problem by tommorow afternoon. That way I can begin to work on the storyboard.

Another major focus last week was re-establishing my storyline. The narrative before entailed a woman walking down the street and seducing a man to step into her world. I have decided to change that concept to something a little different.

The story line will now center around a woman stepping out of a graffiti poster on the back of a building. I am now debating whether I want to add to more actors, or find away to tell my story and avoid introducing more characters.