SHOWCASE: Sketches, Doodles & Illustrations
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Generally speaking your shadows (assuming you don't change position of light source) a vertical shadow would be at 90 degrees to a vertical wall (ie at horizontal), the depth of the shadow would be creative license as the sun isn't there. For the runner you basically you forgot the extra 30 degrees (isometric is 30 degrees for those that don't know) you add in when doing the isometric angles, if you get me, on the person.
In all honesty it's a little hard to explain, I work in 3D (perspective, isometric and axonometric which is even worse than isometric lol) so much that I just 'know' where the shadows should fall from looking at it these days lol
There is a way of making them using the SSR method but it isn't at all perfect and where 2D iso is a bit of a bitch, especially with non geometric shapes.
If I remember, you put a unified copy object on it's side and then do the SSR thing.
I've tried assorts of things to find a formula to make them but I've yet to find the holy grail.
I'm glad you guys picked up on that as I wasn't happy with it bit didn't have enough distance to see it objectively so I moved things around a bit.
Thing is, we don't get too many shadows in Sheffield.
When we do we call them Sun Ghosts.
Jimm
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Here is one of mine. a drawing of a dingy trip home on the underground with somebody unwilling to move down the carriage and let everyone else have personal space!
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Jimm
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Nice one!
Thanks Scotty, I'm glad you like the image.
Jimlad
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So here's something I worked on recently. Nice couple of doctors got in touch with me about decorating their two boys' playroom. They wanted a black and white comic covering one wall and the ceiling, with neon lighting for certain callouts. It's inspired by Tokyo bar in New York. They wanted characters to represent them all, with a strong "Incredibles" vibe.
Blown away - amazing work!
Jimlad
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Thanks guys!
@scotty yeah I believe they got it printed and delivered and either installed it themselves or got someone in. The lighting was the trickiest part, because I had to not only provide the callouts as vector shapes, but plot measurements for where they are as well for the lighting guy to install the fixtures!
@scotty yeah I believe they got it printed and delivered and either installed it themselves or got someone in. The lighting was the trickiest part, because I had to not only provide the callouts as vector shapes, but plot measurements for where they are as well for the lighting guy to install the fixtures!
KCoppo
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Here are a couple of my illustrations using ink and watercolour. I say they're illustrations but I've not had any training in this area so don't have a lot of confidence. I do have an insta page where I keep my work but I've yet to promote them properly.
KCoppo
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KCoppo
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Nice work Vick!
