And everyone knows there is no moon, it's just the back of the Sun!
I am actually going to use that one Hank!
And everyone knows there is no moon, it's just the back of the Sun!
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.There isn't a good algorithm of getting the shadows in isometrics. At least, not that I've found.
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
Any sketches, doodles or illustrations you are proud of? Show us what you can do below...
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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.
Any sketches, doodles or illustrations you are proud of? Show us what you can do below...
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.
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Probably because we didn't think to and/or we're lazyalso, is there a reason the Illustration Thread and the Showcase thread aren't merged?