Building Backgrounds for Characters
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Hi @Miriam, thank you for your feedback!
Yes, the red house is a bit wonky; I started with perspective lines and then decided to go loose with it. In hindsight, should have stayed more true to form.
Appreciate the other comments, too!
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@Jeremy-Ross Just here to say that your little egg character is awesome. Love the simplicity! Also he feels like my inner child come to life.
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Thank you @katsuds!
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@Jeremy-Ross I actually love the perspective break on the windows and doors, it reminds me a lot of the work of famous Finnish-Swedish illustrator Ilon Wikland (she illustrated the works of Astrid Lindgren), and the way she plays with perspective. If you haven’t seen her work, check it out!
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@Jeremy-Ross I love it! Makes me want to try this.
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Thank you for sharing @Mia-Clarke, that’s a great compliment! I enjoyed looking at her work, very detailed.
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Assignment #3 partially complete; need to do another character with both interior and exterior backgrounds.
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@Jeremy-Ross wow nice! These look great I like the escalator one
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@Jeremy-Ross the escalator is hilarious
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Thanks @Asyas_illos, and @Griffin-McPherson! The prompt had me thinking of how scooters could race indoors!
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@Jeremy-Ross said in Building Backgrounds for Characters:
Yes, the red house is a bit wonky; I started with perspective lines and then decided to go loose with it.
It looked like that might be the case, but since it was on the assignment with the perspective lines, I wasn't sure.
You did a good job making the pair of characters work in both environments.
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Finished last assignment and course!
