Practise, Combat vehicle, theme near-future
Moodboard/Styleboard
For this assignment the work process was the same as the first project, where we would start by gathering inspiration and make a mood and style board and then model in 3d, this time 5 block-outs and then choose one where I would paint over it. I would have to have top, front, side and back view of one of the vehicles.
3D block-outs, final choice + Front, side, top and perspective view
For this assignment the work process was the same as the first project, where we would start by gathering inspiration and make a mood and style board and then model in 3d, this time 5 block-outs and then choose one where I would paint over it. I would have to have top, front, side and back view of one of the vehicles.
Overpaint
With the overpaint I had a lot of struggles in the beginning because I usually tend to draw and think as I go and now I had a vehicle ready and only then did I truly think of what and how it was supposed to look, because of that I restarted many times and even asked some more help from teachers. Luckily it ended up pretty good and I am actually pretty surprised and happy about the finished product. I hope that in the future I can re-make this model and use what I have learned to make it better!
Here are the front, side and top view. I actually struggled a lot more with these three views compared to the perspective view, which, surprised many but I am not sure why I had such a hard time.
Under here on the left was my first original try and on the right was the final attempt with help from a few teachers that gave me feedback.
This is the finished perspective view
