Tarik, Week2

Simon - Week 2

I first thought drawing a standing piano woud be easy for this evercise since its only a bunch of cubes but it prooved to be more difficult than I thought

Week 2 - Andrew

Hello! Here are the mirroring exercises I completed as well as my object in 3 point perspective. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone else's work, thanks!

Assigment 2 - Daphne Martinez

1.- Mirroring

2. 3 point perspective

Assignment 2 - Kris

Here is my object in 3 point perspective, originally I wanted to draw a box car but halfway through it was giving me a lot of trouble so I went with something a little more simpler.

Angular Object in 3 pts perspective (Démie)

Hello,
So here's my mirroring (I did 2 of them):

And for my 3 points perspective angular object, I looked into my daughters toys for inspiration, was pretty surprise that most stuff is rounded... And then I found a Rubik cube; I thought it might be too simple (it's just a cube, right?) so I've turned the top row in 45° to "shake thinks up". Well, it was more difficult than I first anticipated (good thing I stood with "too simple"!). I had to figure out how to split a square into 3 x 3 smaller squares; I found a grid on the internet to help me out.

And the 45° top section was a challenge by itself too.

So I've made a super extra large page and I did work with "real vanishing points" to get this thing done, and I do hope it looks accurate under all the rendering "make-up".

Here's the "end product" (all the structural part was done with Photoshop, and then the rendering was painting with ArtRage5) :

M. Falcone H.W