Proper perspectives (*Cough* mary)



Don't forget how amazing the hand-drawing can be. Don't get too attracted by computer and remember WHAT YOUR HAND CAN DO (mhmmmmm).

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Uni stuff, my last project that I received. Initial sketch based on the project brief: gallery space building, built in situ, above two existing city houses.



3D Model Concept





In 3-weeks time it will be finalized.. I may bring in the final concept xD

I can't even draw a stick-figure, nice work 

Sorry but i'm not allowed to use a ruler unlike you
Game concept art style is focused on visualizing an idea as quick as possible and without rulers cause they take too much time or something (thats what my prof says)

Very pretty though <3

awesome

Looks awesome, especially the second one.

Looks sick, especially the 2nd one, they're all great though!

That's so impressive!



How do you make the arches look so good? I took one course of 3d drawing similar to this last year. The course included drawing a house's blueprint, two outside pictures from two different perspectives and 3d picture inside one of the rooms with furniture and shit. That's much more simple than what you showed us here, but I was having so much struggle with all the furniture that had round parts in them lol

That's so impressive!



How do you make the arches look so good? I took one course of 3d drawing similar to this last year. The course included drawing a house's blueprint, two outside pictures from two different perspectives and 3d picture inside one of the rooms with furniture and shit. That's much more simple than what you showed us here, but I was having so much struggle with all the furniture that had round parts in them lol

You see the diagonal/vertical working lines? You use it to identify the center and that'll be the center of your rounding too

I took modelling class for 3 months, just general shit how to design different angels and stuff and I find this shit too impressive.

That's so impressive!



How do you make the arches look so good? I took one course of 3d drawing similar to this last year. The course included drawing a house's blueprint, two outside pictures from two different perspectives and 3d picture inside one of the rooms with furniture and shit. That's much more simple than what you showed us here, but I was having so much struggle with all the furniture that had round parts in them lol

Drawing the arches (curves/circles in general) is pretty easy. Most people get away with an "aproximate angle" by using a french curve (the tool with lots of curves on it), but you have to bear in mind that in axonometric and isometric drawings there is ALWAYS a way to draw anything, but it can get quite tricky depends on the curve or intersection you want to get. If you want to be methodical you have to learn a LOT of formulas and techniques to draw everything 100% exact.

Back to the point, those arches are fairly straight forward, draw the square, draw the middle lines draw diagonals from middle to the corners and you will get specific points from which you use the compass to get the exact curve.

Edit: Here's an example of where it gets tricky  when you get intersection curves and you need to use those tables in the corner to create "generator points" (or.. generators) to create each point of intersection. So much fun explaining this haha

Quite impressive, well done.

Wow that's really impressive! Nice work

Quote from: Someone12116 on November 05, 2014, 08:44:15 pm

That's so impressive!

http://i.gyazo.com/242f1bb5bf97b6bf7488e2cb58cdf2ca.png

How do you make the arches look so good? I took one course of 3d drawing similar to this last year. The course included drawing a house's blueprint, two outside pictures from two different perspectives and 3d picture inside one of the rooms with furniture and shit. That's much more simple than what you showed us here, but I was having so much struggle with all the furniture that had round parts in them lol

You see the diagonal/vertical working lines? You use it to identify the center and that'll be the center of your rounding too

Quote from: Someone12116 on November 05, 2014, 08:44:15 pm

That's so impressive!

http://i.gyazo.com/242f1bb5bf97b6bf7488e2cb58cdf2ca.png

How do you make the arches look so good? I took one course of 3d drawing similar to this last year. The course included drawing a house's blueprint, two outside pictures from two different perspectives and 3d picture inside one of the rooms with furniture and shit. That's much more simple than what you showed us here, but I was having so much struggle with all the furniture that had round parts in them lol

Drawing the arches (curves/circles in general) is pretty easy. Most people get away with an "aproximate angle" by using a french curve (the tool with lots of curves on it), but you have to bear in mind that in axonometric and isometric drawings there is ALWAYS a way to draw anything, but it can get quite tricky depends on the curve or intersection you want to get. If you want to be methodical you have to learn a LOT of formulas and techniques to draw everything 100% exact.

Back to the point, those arches are fairly straight forward, draw the square, draw the middle lines draw diagonals from middle to the corners and you will get specific points from which you use the compass to get the exact curve.

Edit: Here's an example of where it gets tricky  when you get intersection curves and you need to use those tables in the corner to create "generator points" (or.. generators) to create each point of intersection. So much fun explaining this haha

http://static.wixstatic.com/media/454fc3_62c951c7461a63a523ce97214b2fe093.jpg_srz_p_638_905_85_22_0.50_1.20_0.00_jpg_srz

Thanks for explaining, both of you!

Such circles. wao.