Showing posts with label Invisible Cities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Invisible Cities. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 October 2015

Invisible Cities: Exterior, Low Angle Exterior and Interior Shots Colour Comps


Colour Scheme 1
Colour Scheme 2
Colour Scheme 3
I prefer the blues and greens within the first colour scheme, but feel that more coral colours should be added rather than lilac, and that I'd also like to incorporate the pale pink colours from the second scheme.


Decoration for the Interior
The decoration I used for the interior was inspired by the aquarium theme for the city, but also to incorporate the shiny, glamorous and enticing atmosphere, so I experimented with clam/oysters and pearls to use for the decor to represent the idea of attracting passers-by with the sparkling lure. Like the pearl used for attraction for the interior, I used the chandelier as a lure for the exterior by placing it above the main entrance of the buildings to the recreate the image of an angler fish and it's means of alluring prey.

Saturday, 10 October 2015

Invisible Cities: Post-OGR Influence Map



After receiving my feedback from my OGR I have made a new influence map so that I can focus on the seductive, entrancing and welcoming nature of the city, rather than previously focusing on the suppressive and destructive side. I'm very interested in the idea of the front half of the city being siren-like, beckoning newcomers to the city, combining burlesque dancers, mermaids, bright lights, luxurious colours and decorations into making a grand entrance for the travellers.

Monday, 28 September 2015

Invisible Cities Digital Thumbnails: 1-24

I really enjoyed creating my digital thumbnails as I could experiment with colour and shading to present the tone of the city. Out of these thumbnails my favourites are 3 and 14, as I enjoyed creating the interlocking pipework in 3, and the luminous mushrooms to create a dimly light cave in 14.