Today I’ve continued on texturing
creatures. Few sets of texturing are now
waiting for director’s approval.
Also, recently I’ve made one of the best art
book buys , James Gurney’s Color and
Light. Initially the book aims to
inform realist painters, but topics covered are universal: he explores lighting
techniques, colour theories, visual perception and the science behind all with resourceful illustrations.
I’ve read it while on underground trains and little
bits of knowledge and techniques didn’t long to find their place in practice. I’m having it in front of me to reference theories
of color wheel use, while creating color
palettes for creatures . The end results surprise myself. When looking back at
designs I don’t think I would’ve come up with such solutions.
Hi Jolanta
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if you follow James Gurney's blog already, but if not here is the link:
http://gurneyjourney.blogspot.com/
Oh Yes, I am following, even thanked for the book itself :D
ReplyDeleteHey JJ what you are doing seems really cool! Are you going to have your name in the credits in the end?
ReplyDeletethanks! that's a good question :D I should ask him. Would be really epic if it did :D
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