Perspective Sketches - 2 point.
-Initially struggled to work with curved surfaces (used a mix of J's and t's(and the flip of each i.e a backwards t or J) since they are a similar shape)
-Explored the way perspectives could distort the shapes, by placing things closer to a vanishing point they became more distorted, and thus, vanishing points closer together resulted in more distorted sketches.
In this one (below) each flat face is on the same plane as the one infront of it. This started as me trying to place objects behind each other co-linearly, but I messed up.
This Plus shape with the rooms is what I am going to base one of my offices on.
I like the shapes created by the one on the left.
Here I tried experimenting with firstly basic shapes, but in very precise and detailed forms. I think it looks quite artificial. In contrast the right shape is far more organic.. difficult to draw in 2 point perspective but still turned out ok.
-Initially struggled to work with curved surfaces (used a mix of J's and t's(and the flip of each i.e a backwards t or J) since they are a similar shape)
-Explored the way perspectives could distort the shapes, by placing things closer to a vanishing point they became more distorted, and thus, vanishing points closer together resulted in more distorted sketches.
In this one (below) each flat face is on the same plane as the one infront of it. This started as me trying to place objects behind each other co-linearly, but I messed up.
This Plus shape with the rooms is what I am going to base one of my offices on.I like the shapes created by the one on the left.
Here I tried experimenting with firstly basic shapes, but in very precise and detailed forms. I think it looks quite artificial. In contrast the right shape is far more organic.. difficult to draw in 2 point perspective but still turned out ok.Perspective Sketches - 1 point.
This is where my work with perspective sketches started. They definitely show progression from here to my final ones. It means I have gained skills from this course, always a good thing.
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