Feed for Transportation WIP
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@tombarrettillo funny about tangents....you get a kind of sixth sense for them after a while.
Helping writers tell their stories
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@andyg honestly, I would never had known about them had it not been for this forum. Now I post like an expert. ; D
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@tessw awesome idea changing the moment in time...got me thinking... thank you for your input!
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@tessw You know, those areas were bothering me and now I know why lol. Good eye! I really do need to look for them more often. Thanks!
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@evilrobot Well he actually is slightly off the desk, barely in the air which is why the rope gets tapered. I didn't put details or shadow, so it's hard to tell. I need to work on the perspective as well. Thanks so much! Awesome ideas.
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This my rough idea for transportation. I am wondering if the composition leads your eye right off the page or if the trees in the background/reflection are enough to lead your eye back around? Any other thoughts welcome.
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@holleywilliamson I think it works, I like your idea!
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Some thumbs on an idea for Transportation. I'm having a hard time choosing angles, choosing to use crinkled soda can or surfboard...any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! I know I've shown up out of the blue from time to time but I wanted to say hello to all and thanks to SVS for this platform. Art rules.
-TA
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@fauxtoddgraphy I like the action in number 4, I would say probably not to number 1. The head on point of view is very difficult to pull off.
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new WIP
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@fauxtoddgraphy I think you should have him surf on an old can like 4 or 5
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Hi guys! Great idea to start a WIP thread. It's cool to learn from each other as we work through these. Here is my idea for the transportation theme: Witch-portation in the Modern Age
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@bdyanne nice update! This feels much more dynamic!
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@fauxtoddgraphy I like #4, but perhaps he could be coming out of a pipe
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@holleywilliamson Neat idea! I think you need to bring the view down closer to the water, and make the bug and stone fill up more of the scene. Also, the person's stance is more of someone who is off balance or falling. Google some images on people skipping stones. Most people keep their body facing the direction they are throwing, leaning in the direction of the throwing arm as they fling the stone past their bent leg. Lastly, fewer contact points on the water would make the skipping more believable (there are too many too close together). Maybe lose the first, third, and fifth ripples, and they should be in a direct line between the thrower and the stone.
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@bdyanne like this update!
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Jackalope on a racing ostrich...
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Cowboy rabbit on a riding ostrich... -
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maybe this one...
