19 Jun 2017, 02:29
This is a cool idea, do you have a color scheme in mind for the finished product?
looking for opinions
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haha vertical ropes along the rope bridge i miss that :(( i didnt use refs for that :((
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i think the rope ladder looks like it is very long, but it barely recedes into the distance. it is about the same width from one end to other. i think it would help making it bigger at this end, or changing its positioning in the image for better sense of space.
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@MirkaH thanks thats really make sense
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I think I know why the building doesn't quite look like it fits in. First, it has to do with the line work. The line work on the complex is much heavier than the surroundings. But I think the most important factor at play is that your vanishing points for the palace(?) are too close together for the wide shot of the scene as a whole. If you made them further apart, I feel like the building would rest in the scene better. I would also line up the bridge so that it meets up with the entryway of the palace. Right now, if you were a person on the bridge, when you got off of it, it looks like you'd then have to walk in a diagonal path from the end of the bridge to enter the gates. It seems like whoever built the bridge would want to make the most impact by viewing the entryway head-on when walking toward the palace. It will also give more breathing room for that waterfall.
See how the vanishing points are pretty close together? When you make them too close, it can make objects feel warped. And see how the bridge leads directly to the wall, instead of the wall opening?
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@TessW yeah u r right really appreciate your thought. i start with design the building first and lazy to draw the building again to fit with the screen so the persp doesnt good. thats a lesson to me never be lazy =))
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way too busy these day, today i have time to fix the problems u guys has point out
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This is a cool idea, do you have a color scheme in mind for the finished product?
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@Tyler-Hallstrom
yeah i'll but before that i wanna adjust a little bit because the composition is sort of symmetrical -
btw here is my buildings design
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Great building designs! I especially love option B.
Great illustration.