Spring Break...have a good one.

-Rough SHIP block-in should be finished-

When you come back from Spring break, please have your ship shape roughed out in perspective, with a separate OL (overlay) on another layer of line detail.

-Line DETAIL on another layer-

The line detail OL is a detail layer consisting of establishing detail with counter line. That is thick and thin contour line. Avoid one solid thick line for exterior and interior detail. This will flatten your drawing.

I will be coming around and grabbing some samples from students to critique over on the large screens.

NO TONE at this time!! that is the next stage. Please see the blog, and please make sure your ship is drawing from the grid technique that I displayed in class. 

See you on Tuesday..

Have a great spring break!!! Be safe!!

-Phil-

Sketchbooks- Due on Thursday 3-19-15- 12 Pages

Vehicle Assignment

Guidelines- we are going to design a vehicle that has no wheels. It can fly, float, dive, swim, or hover.

We will follow the design process in steps-

Process-

1. Side silhouettes

2. Three quarter silhouettes
3. Line draw over thumbnails

4. Three quarter silhouettes with tone

5. Rough perspective block in

6.Rough clean up

7.Tone

8 .Detail & highlights

9. Presentation

Reference link for ship design
conceptships.blogspot.com


Getting started- Making a reference page

Phil's Silhouette Part 1

Phil's Silhouette Demo Part 2

Phil's drawing demo Part 1 

Phil's Drawing Demo Part 2 


Phil's NEW Demos

Ship Shape Demo

Light Basics

Tightening Up the Ship & Detail

Adding Tone



Reference for you-