The reason I loved this image so much was because it game me
the ability to not only use what we have learned in class about cubes and
shading, but also it gave me the chance to alter pieces of it where I saw fit. I
could use the shapes the image produced as groundwork, and then put it my own
artistic touch. I kept a lot of the larger shapes and stuck to a moderately
strict color pallet. Shading was used in detail and shadows were put in where
fit. To create the mirror illusion on the floor, I copied the image I created
and flipped it while lowering the opacity. For the background, I used an animus
image in place of the never-ending blocks. The image came out very well. This
took a very long time.
Great job jake, you put a lot of effort into this and it really shows. The only thing I'd say to do would maybe experiment with different colors but thats just so it could be your own.
ReplyDeleteWow. Great work! You did a fantastic job with the shadows and making the surroundings look 3D. Very impressive.
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks almost exactly like your reference picture. Really well done.
ReplyDeleteYou did an awesome job on this! It looks sick and very similar to your reference image. I think that you were right in how you were able to use what we did in class with the squares and shading. I think that it came out really well
ReplyDeletevery good asset. i would say to add the glows around the white parts and highlights around edges to get that spooky energy feeling.
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