Introduction to Prop Design - Looking for fellow 'classmates'
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@Jacy13 Ooh I love the shapes! :-]
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Here's my first render attempt...
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@charitymunoz cool idea about a squirrels nest!
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I am really struggling to draw this lamp in 3/4 top down, I have redraw it like 4 times ... I think I picked some tricky shapes! Any help would be appreciated - Thank you! -
This is the best looking attempt so far. sigh It needs cleaning up obviously, but perspective wise .... -
Tried again, OK I will stop spamming this thread now. Thanks for looking -
@PieterVanDerBeek Thank you!
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@PieterVanDerBeek The rendering is looking really nice! I like the simple color choices. Keeps the design clear and easy to read
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@PieterVanDerBeek i really like how you have kept the rendering simple, the reflected light of the light bulb is done well. The shadow on the plunger could be a little bit darker. Other than that this is awesome.
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Final rendered piece. What do you think?
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@robbery I like the little bit of damage, the wrinkle the chip in the base. Those details really give the object a story - a history.
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Here are my five thumbnail sketches for my lamp design! (might have went a little overboard with the details, oops!) I'm going to have a hard time choosing just one to take to final
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Alright, here's my final detailed sketch! Working on structure as of now
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@Mairin-Kareli do you still need help with your art work?
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@robbery yes please! I have been thinking to build a drawing the whole thing out of cubes and rectangles and then refine.
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Here is my 3/4 structural lamp sketch. On to rendering!
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@Mairin-Kareli so looking at your drawing, I think you’re right, start off drawing it in cubes and rectangles. Or if you want to do a big 3/4 rectangular cube, break it down to 3 sections.
What I have been doing is making an X corner to corner top and bottom on the box and another line connecting the x. This helps me understand the space I have with in the box, also helps keep the 3/4 view of the drawing.
I do like the design, it has a very earthy feel to it. -
@robbery Thanks for the advice, I will update this thread withthe results. Thanks so much for taking the time to help. I really appreciate it.
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Here is my polished and rendered lamp! I learned a lot from doing this. On to the rest of the course!
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Finished render!
