Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept art work
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This presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work including sketches of a shotgun, character, and graveyard environment. The speaker explains the tools and steps used, such as sketching with pencil, scanning, adding detail, and changing colors in sketches. The final concept art of the character and graveyard environment are designed to work well together, with the character able to use weapons to kill enemies in the graveyard setting. The tools used included rubber, brush, and Pixlr software.
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Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept Art
This presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work including sketches of a shotgun, character, and graveyard environment. The speaker explains the tools and steps used, such as sketching with pencil, scanning, adding detail, and choosing colors. The final character design uses brown, green and grey to portray strength, and is meant to fit with the graveyard environment and weaponry.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept art work
This presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work, including sketches of characters and environments. Tools used include pencils, scanners, and digital art programs. The final character design incorporates brown, green and grey colors to portray strength, and is armed with both a shotgun attachment and powerful arms. The environment takes place in a graveyard, suiting the character and allowing enemies to be killed among the graves.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept art work
The presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work, including sketches of concept art pieces and a character. Tools used included pencils, scanners, and digital art programs. The final character design incorporated brown, green and grey colors to portray strength. An environment sketch of a graveyard was chosen to suit the character.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept Art
The document discusses the presenter's concept art work and character design process. It includes sketches of a concept art piece and character done in pencil that were scanned into the computer. The presenter explains using tools to add detail and color to the sketches and choosing a final concept art piece and character design to represent their work.
My character
I will discuss designing a character, scanning an initial sketch into the computer, and the tools used to create the final character design. The initial sketch showed the character linked to an item, a shotgun, to kill enemies when his gun arm was not enough. The sketch was scanned so a final design could be made. The final character design uses brown, green and grey colors to look strong and powerful with strong arms and weapon. The tools used were Rubber and Brush.
My environment
The document is a sketch of a graveyard environment for a character. The graveyard setting suits the character and makes the environment feel more realistic. It also allows the character to blend in and kill enemies using weapons. Various tools in Pixlr like the rubber, brush and pencil were used to outline trees, crows, and graves and add black color to help develop the graveyard environment for the character.
Work process
The artist began by outlining their character in black using the pen tool. They then added color gradually, starting with the top part of the body and moving down. Color was added using the color swatch tool, choosing from various options. The artist then worked on drawing a prosthetic robotic arm for the character, which had many small details and took a long time to outline. Color was then added to the arm using the color swatch tool. In the end, the artist was pleased with the effort and detail put into the character design, though difficulties were encountered with color choices and using different tools.
Planning
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Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept Art
This presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work including sketches of a shotgun, character, and graveyard environment. The speaker explains the tools and steps used, such as sketching with pencil, scanning, adding detail, and choosing colors. The final character design uses brown, green and grey to portray strength, and is meant to fit with the graveyard environment and weaponry.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept art work
This presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work, including sketches of characters and environments. Tools used include pencils, scanners, and digital art programs. The final character design incorporates brown, green and grey colors to portray strength, and is armed with both a shotgun attachment and powerful arms. The environment takes place in a graveyard, suiting the character and allowing enemies to be killed among the graves.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept art work
The presentation discusses the speaker's concept art work, including sketches of concept art pieces and a character. Tools used included pencils, scanners, and digital art programs. The final character design incorporated brown, green and grey colors to portray strength. An environment sketch of a graveyard was chosen to suit the character.
Unit 13 Assignment 3: Concept Art
The document discusses the presenter's concept art work and character design process. It includes sketches of a concept art piece and character done in pencil that were scanned into the computer. The presenter explains using tools to add detail and color to the sketches and choosing a final concept art piece and character design to represent their work.
My character
I will discuss designing a character, scanning an initial sketch into the computer, and the tools used to create the final character design. The initial sketch showed the character linked to an item, a shotgun, to kill enemies when his gun arm was not enough. The sketch was scanned so a final design could be made. The final character design uses brown, green and grey colors to look strong and powerful with strong arms and weapon. The tools used were Rubber and Brush.
My environment
The document is a sketch of a graveyard environment for a character. The graveyard setting suits the character and makes the environment feel more realistic. It also allows the character to blend in and kill enemies using weapons. Various tools in Pixlr like the rubber, brush and pencil were used to outline trees, crows, and graves and add black color to help develop the graveyard environment for the character.
Work process
The artist began by outlining their character in black using the pen tool. They then added color gradually, starting with the top part of the body and moving down. Color was added using the color swatch tool, choosing from various options. The artist then worked on drawing a prosthetic robotic arm for the character, which had many small details and took a long time to outline. Color was then added to the arm using the color swatch tool. In the end, the artist was pleased with the effort and detail put into the character design, though difficulties were encountered with color choices and using different tools.
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The document provides details on the planning and process for creating a watercolor character design. It describes collecting reference images, compiling mood boards, and choosing specific images to inspire the character's clothing design. The planning focused on designing a long coat, shoulders, hood, and other clothing elements. Reference images from games like Assassin's Creed were used. Sketches and scans of the watercolor process were included to show how different shades and colors were applied layer by layer to create the final character design.
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- 1. Concept Art Work In This presentation I will be talking about my concept art work and that also I will be explaining what tools I use and also I will be explaining each step.
- 2. Concept Art Work 1 This is a sketch of my concept art work I used a pencil to sketch my concept art sketch then I scanned with the school printer.
- 3. Concept Art 2 This is my second concept art but this is different to my first concept art because I have added a bit detail and I went over it with the tools to your right and I rubbed the bit of detail that I didn't need
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- 7. This my sketch of my character I have sketch this character because it is linked with my item and that he can use a shotgun when his gun arm is not enough to kill any enemies. Also I scanned my sketch character so I can design my final design of my Character.
- 8. This is my final design of my character I have designed this with brown, green and grey because my character will look strong with these colours and also this shows that my character is powerful with strong arms and also with a strong weapon. Also the tools I have used was Rubber and Brush.
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