Group run through creative environment design week 1 art and feedback
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@Braden-Hallett
You make it look easy.
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@Heather-Boyd These are great! Very creative.
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Here is my third silhouette page which I don’t love but it’s done and my objective view of one of my silhouettes. At least, I think it’s the objective view if I’m understanding what that means.
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj Neat design!
Which silhouette were you using for it?
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@Braden-Hallett it was my first set of building silhouettes second row farthest right.
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj Oh nice! I missed that page
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So I think I am finished, not perfect. It was very difficult, because I never do such perspective. It is only one raw sketch, would like to do one clean sketch with better perspective (after it is finished I see many parts lacking..but as Jake said, it is good to go some more times over the design after time passes), but after 2 hours doing this exercise, I need some break. But I am proud of me, that I did some environment and one I never usually do...
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@MichaelaH Very intricate! The different perspective is very nice and well done. That's something I have real problems doing -- turning my creation (or anything) around in space and imagining how it would like from another angle. Yours is great.
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj Thank You. I know what You mean, I also never turn my objects, because I don't know how and am afraid of it. Now I know it takes also a lot of time and work. I think my ship looks longer than it is in frontal sketch, but it is ok for the first try.
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@MichaelaH I've started making clay models of my characters so that I can turn them around but it would be a lot faster and easier if I could just get my brain to do it without aids
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj That is a great idea, to take objects like models or like you do with the clay.
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@ErinCortese These look so good. Nice job!
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@MichaelaH This looks so good
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@murielle Thank You Murielle
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@murielle Thanks!
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The last stretch for this week.
I wasn't planning on doing the trees but by lack of other inspiration, I thought I'd give it another try. This is the second time that I do this exercise, taking at heart everything I've learned here by reading the comments.I was looking to design pine trees and creepy trees.
Pine trees seem to be really boring, does anyone have an idea on how to make them more interesting?
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I love trees including pines. I put some of mine on the side of a cliff (setting) and I stylized a few. For one I saw the shape in another persons work - persons hair, so I really find ideas everywhere I look.
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Started a thread for week 2
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If anyone here wants more critiquey feedback on their work, post it and tag me with an @ and I'll give you a short critique (I like to keep it to one thing I like and one thing I'd change)
If you want a critique but DON'T wanna post it here for whatever reason feel free to PM me on these forums or DM me on discord
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Ok I did a sketch from my two favorite thumbnails, put them together into one. My sketch is pretty small and in pencil. I will hopefully get a chance to do in photoshop as well as I need the practice but have been busy with family and away from computer.
I found this hard! Not used to drawing anything in the environment. I felt like I didn't know what to add to make it interesting. But it was fun to try to think of the perspective as I " turned " the house. this is a fun way to start thinking about how to get into the environmental design process though. Baby steps! Onto week two!
