Shapes and Design

Lesson 5 in Intro to Environment Painting

Lesson Information

Knowing how to design is most difficult part that is main ingredient of great concept artworks. Maciej will discuss basic rules of design and how to apply them to create compelling design language to build your worlds.

Homework

Beginner

Option 1 - Pick architectural photography (element or whole building) and change ‘camera view’ of that photography. Use perspective lines and painting skills learnt in previous lesson to finish the view (in most seamless way)

Option 2 - Create environment painting with architectural element to convey aspect of Journey. Apply design principles and shapes language learnt in this lesson to help convey the subject. You can use any techniques learnt in previous lessons but it needs to have at least 1 photo texture seemlesly applied to overal painting (i.e., sky texture, texture of the walls, rocks etc.). Finally write 1 sentence description of what this painting is about.

Advanced

Create environment painting with architectural element(s) and give it your own subject. Blend photobashing and photo textures with painting techniques to create seamless results. Apply design principles and shapes language learnt in this lesson to help convey the subject. Finally write 1 word description of what this painting is about.

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Petr Dyachikhin 6 years ago

I would also add that color blend is useful for painting over B/W layers, if someone did not figure that out yet. You may put you values down with greyscale and then apply color with color layer blending. It would preserve the values.

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