George Turner-Gale

 

Pencil and Fineliner + watercolour shading to create the inside of the shrine, which I have come up with for unit 7 completing a full picture with an abundance of visual information within my idea. Which has an in-depth for ground mid-ground and background detailing the layout. The camera has its back to the left side of the building and is facing state on to the right side with the front and back on either side and is carefully measured out following from the 1 point perspective vanishing point. Photos of pre-drawings    

 

 

Beginning Phase  For this project, I decided on (The House of the flying daggers 2004 film). Fulfilling the brief of a new set design space that could exist in the movie, I started drawing a point perspective of what I wanted the set to look like. Using 2 point perspective which I feel allows the object to fit well within a space.  A Chines Shrine emersed in a viridian green bamboo jungle, occupied by other green elements such as rocks. So I started withdrawing the concept art of what I imagined the environment to be. From 2D to 3D I then began creating my own stylized rocks for the new environment, continuing the theme of emerald green.