Moving on and working with some different concepts, here is something better I came up with in the workshop. Following my earlier thumbnail concepts, this piece captures the forest of Maple White Land where the prehistoric life resides. Having been untouched by man, I wanted create a sense of wild overgrowth with huge looming trees with trunks similar to the stranger fig tree. Worked in black and white to really nail down tonal values and I felt the use of contrast and lighting would be key in this piece.
Basic shapes and composition
Refinement + details
Further adjustments, details
Contrast and added details
I quite like how the image is turning out in terms of composition and creating a sense of depth and space within the piece. Looking at the piece now, perhaps its missing another focal point to play on. Well its still a work in progress, I will most likely return to this piece to take it all the way with further details and colour, perhaps as a final piece. Thanks to Phil for some pointers in this piece.
Any thoughts and feedback would be most welcome.
Forest Concept
Posted by
Leo Tsang
on
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Labels:
Concepts,
Digital Painting,
Workshops,
Year 1: Unit 2
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I think you're absolutely right about the 'second focal point' - my imagination keeps super-imposing the misty silhouette of a dinosaur in the background of the vignette on the left... a distant roar, the breaking of twigs...
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