Wilfrith and the Golem Stonemason - 28 (Censored)
Added 2024-03-15 10:15:01 +0000 UTCAfter this page, it gets a little too hot and heavy to mosaic without just blurring the whole thing to keep it borderline safe for work, but I still wanted to share some of the things I did here.
(Page 28, digital roughs from Wilfrith and the Golem Stonemason)
This a great example of how I used my 3D set to draw my backgrounds. Blender allows you to alternate between perspective projections with a key command, so you can easily change angles of your model and how the lines converge to see what works best for your present storytelling challenge.
I feel like a lot of the time 3D models make people go too hard with 3 point projections and the scenes end up looking way too (hmm, what’s a way to put it) fancy? Maybe too elaborate. 3 point where a 1 point composition would be the most effective gives an overly 3D vibe to a drawing, for me. It’s great if you want to wow the viewer with the scale of a spaceship interior, or a castle, but in a small intimate space like this it just looks really out of place. Especially since you’re then committed to making your figures match the perspective.
(Page 28, digital inks from Wilfrith and the Golem Stonemason)
So here I wanted to use the bars-upon-bars to give some visual texture and depth to the background with the model as a guide.
