Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Color Value Chart
This is my color value chart, it wouldn't fit on one page of my sketchbook so its on two and i zoomed in, so one pic looks bigger than the other but they're really the same size.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Black and White Value Scale
This is my black and white value scale, not sure if you can read the descriptions but you should be able to see the numbers 1- 10, with 1 being white and 10 being black.
Illustration Friday: Bottled
Ok, so for this illustration I thought of bottled and immediately thought of ship in a bottle. So I tried to draw a ship and around it a bottle. To make the bottle appear more life like I cut up a zip lock bag and glued it to the bottle on the outside and used that to give it texture and make it shine in the light the way a bottle would.
David Hockney Style Photocollage
This is my attempt at a photocollage. I went to Italy a couple years back and took about a million pics of the colosseum in Rome at different angles and times of day, and also bought a lot of post cards with it on them so I decided to do my photocollage on that. I know i didn't take them recently but i definitely took them at one point so hopefully this will count.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
one person perspective excercise
This is my one person perspective of my living room. I think its pretty good for a first attempt but i learned a lot while doing it-about what not to do- and I think if I did it again it would be much better the second time around.
Shape and perspective pictures
These are my pictures for space and perspective.
Pics 1&2: These represent geometric shape.
Pic 3: This represents organic shape.
Pic 4: This show the negative space around objects, the sky in between and above the trees.
Pic 5: This is a one person perspective, everything seems to head toward a vanishing point.
Pic 6: This is an aerial view of a flower.
Pics 1&2: These represent geometric shape.
Pic 3: This represents organic shape.
Pic 4: This show the negative space around objects, the sky in between and above the trees.
Pic 5: This is a one person perspective, everything seems to head toward a vanishing point.
Pic 6: This is an aerial view of a flower.
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