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Concept/ perspective

To have a visual representation of my design, I did a concept drawing using a 2 point perspective method. I started by drawing lightly with a HB pencil and once I was sure of my lines and perspective, I went over the pencil with a 0.2 ink pen and erased all the unnecessary lines



Afterwards, I used markers to add some colours to the drawing in order to differentiate the different materials and make the drawing more realistic


Since the drawing was not really clean, I decided to try again but this time, on procreate. I simply traced over the original drawing to get the forms in and this was the first attempt
 


This was a good start, but the drawing looked unfinished. Therefore I decided to restart the pavement around the centre in order to fill the entire lower part of the page



I was pleased with this, so I started adding colours and experimented with many colours and brushes on procreate to see what the best combination could be
 








After trying all these, I ended up combing these ideas and colours to get my final concept drawing
 



Comments

  1. Sam Dargan28 May 2024 at 05:40

    Drawing looks much better now you have worked on it digitally - good effort here. Also good to see the development from hand made into completed digital work.

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