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    Group run through creative environment design week 6 art and feedback

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    • Coley
      Coley @Erin.Cortese last edited by

      @Erin-Cortese I think they look better than they did before. they do stand out a little, but they are also currently the thickest looking line on the page. So you may be right that with the the dark sky they may not stand out. If they were a thinner line or I think if their value is not in huge contrast they might work (right now with black on white they are bound to stand out more) if they are a part of the story of the piece.

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      • Nyrryl  Cadiz
        Nyrryl Cadiz SVS OG @Erin.Cortese last edited by

        @Erin-Cortese i actually thought those lines were the movement of he wind. Yeah, they’re not really that clear that they were telephone lines. Great composition though.

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        • braden H
          braden H @Erin.Cortese last edited by

          @Erin-Cortese If you need to keep those power lines for story purposes that's totally cool. It's not that they look bad, it's that without context they just look like lines. I think you need a way to show people that they ARE power lines.

          My solution would be to have them running to a power pole situated behind the building and stretching off into the distance.

          Or a bird sitting on the line may give it just enough context to work.

          Neat stuff so far πŸ˜ƒ

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          • Erin.Cortese
            Erin.Cortese Moderator @braden H last edited by

            @Braden-Hallett Thanks! I tried to put a pole in the foreground and it looked like a hot mess, but I did not think of moving it toward the back. I will give that a try!

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            • Coley
              Coley last edited by

              bedroomwip2.jpg

              I developed it a little further tho it is still quite rough. just roughing out ideas. tho I started to get a little detailed on the blanket on the bed. So I didn't know if that's too much for the subjective take?

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              • Erin.Cortese
                Erin.Cortese Moderator @Coley last edited by

                @Coley I love the horses on the blanket, really nice detail!

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                • Erin.Cortese
                  Erin.Cortese Moderator last edited by

                  @Braden-Hallett @nyrrylcadiz @Coley @Heather-Boyd

                  I have moved the power lines to the back all together and added more detail so they are recognizable (line work is still rough). Does this work? Thanks in advance everyone, I really seem to be caught up on this detail.

                  Clocktower.jpg

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                  • Coley
                    Coley @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                    @Erin-Cortese I am no expert being reasonably new to illustration but I think it is a lot better. the lines are not floating like your husband has said (my husband does this to me too lol - it's good and bad lol). They also vary in length , shape, etc from one side of the structure to the other which is good!!! πŸ™‚ Sometimes it's good to get hung up on details if we figure it out in the end πŸ™‚

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                    • Heather Boyd
                      Heather Boyd @Erin.Cortese last edited by Erin.Cortese

                      @Erin-Cortese

                      I think that's better - just watch where the pole comes down -seems to disappear and merge with the tree trunk at the bottom.
                      Small thing -your foreground leaf is relatively the same size as the one above the lines. But the placement is not great, I will move it inward.

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                      • Coley
                        Coley @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                        @Erin-Cortese thanks πŸ˜€

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                        • Erin.Cortese
                          Erin.Cortese Moderator @Heather Boyd last edited by Erin.Cortese

                          @Heather-Boyd I’m hoping to do a bit of a cheat here - no matter where I draw the bottom of the pole it will be too busy with the trees at the bottom, so I’m no going to draw the bottom of the pole 😬. It will be dark and the pole is in the distance, so I’m hoping it will look natural not to see it. The placement of it is not great though, so I will definitely move it inward.

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                          • demotlj
                            demotlj SVS OG @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                            @Erin-Cortese I think having that pole in the back makes the wires look a lot better. I can't wait to see the next step.

                            Laurie DeMott
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                            • braden H
                              braden H @Coley last edited by

                              @Coley if this is a study I'd focus on how the values and composition make the piece feel. If this is going to be a finished piece, then detail away πŸ™‚

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                              • braden H
                                braden H @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                                @Erin-Cortese I think that works nicely, now! Having that power pole fade away behind the tree's will look pretty awesome.

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                                • Heather Boyd
                                  Heather Boyd @ArtofAleksey last edited by

                                  @Aleksey Are you still working on this penguin farm? How is your progress?

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                                  • Heather Boyd
                                    Heather Boyd last edited by

                                    Not sure what week to add this one too so week 6 it is!
                                    A step by step to final. Improved on colour and thought I would put my pinterest to better use and tried some of the techniques out for applying colour.
                                    If you have a favourite -let me know πŸ™‚

                                    6 Tree Type Sketches from 02.1 .jpg

                                    6 Tree Type Colour Style 01 .jpg

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                                    • ArtofAleksey
                                      ArtofAleksey @Heather Boyd last edited by

                                      @Heather-Boyd im taking a break from that because of my residency. I got to the rough sketch phase and stopped.

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                                      • Erin.Cortese
                                        Erin.Cortese Moderator @Heather Boyd last edited by

                                        @Heather-Boyd These look so good! I like them all, but the 4th (far right) is my favourite. I was planning on being done with environment design after my subjective is finished, but seeing these makes me want improve my exercises and do a coloured sheet of thumbnails.

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                                        • Heather Boyd
                                          Heather Boyd @Erin.Cortese last edited by

                                          @Erin-Cortese

                                          Aww your sweet- let me know if you want me to inspire you with more work lols. The 4th one took me the longest - but once I found that colour it was happiness exploding (second colour I chose). I may consider building my final around one of these. Thanks ❀

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                                          • Coley
                                            Coley @Heather Boyd last edited by

                                            @Heather-Boyd I like far right one the best too πŸ™‚ they're all interesting though, great work.

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