Wednesday, 14 October 2015

Invisible Cities: Argia Interior Development

I really loved making this piece and in my opinion it's working well and has potential. I know I need to add more detail, but I didn't want to spend too long on this despite having a lot of fun with it. I struggled at first to stay interested but after I got past blocking in some tones (I put a gradient map over it afterwards to add colour). I also like the colours in this but will obviously add more when I make my final pieces.  I really feel as though this matches with the mood of my exterior shots (I know the colours don't all match, I'm still experimenting with it). I used my building silhouettes to help come up with the shapes for the columns.


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5 comments:

  1. Manisha Dusila14 October 2015 at 20:18

    Now this, this is just fabulous :)

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  2. Krissy B.14 October 2015 at 20:47

    This is really good! Looking forward to see how it will go

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  3. Deanna14 October 2015 at 22:06

    Thank you both ^_^

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  4. tutorphil14 October 2015 at 22:29

    I'm interested in the floor surface... it looks indistinct and watery here; I think you need to resolve a more structured surface - something more formalised as opposed to a 'cave floor' - big slabs of rock-like paving? Something to lend further credence and detail to your interior... I'm pleased you're feeling more positive about 'buildings!' :)

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  5. Deanna14 October 2015 at 22:59

    I agree, I thought it looked a bit like fluid while I was drawing it but since I was quite pleased with it I decided to post it as is and look into different floors/tiles/any other suggestions after. I've started looking at what photos I took during trips to Italy and France as a starting point to see if I have images of my own I can use for reference but I'll also search for other ideas as well.

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