Project Utopia Megayacht

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Re: Project Utopia Megayacht

#11 Post by acelanceloet »

it's just how to make a designer cry :P
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Re: Project Utopia Megayacht

#12 Post by ONI-Defense »

Ace, I've been working on those suggestions you made last week in between working on some of the other ships I've had planned.

I've darkened the shading on the overhangs and sections of the railing and I've added paneling lines on the windows and railings. Outlined in lime green are the areas where I've applied highlights for critique before I go ahead with highlighting the rest of the 'light side' of the drawing. Should I introduce a second shadow and highlight color to better show the curves of the hull and superstructure?

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Re: Project Utopia Megayacht

#13 Post by acelanceloet »

first of all, a comment on the bars in the windows. right now you have them on even spaces from each other, but IIRC this thing is round so at the sides the bars should be closer to each other then in the middle. note also that you can do the same to the glass railing ;)

I think it best to not add in more then the basic 3 shades (dark, light, normal) but to improve looks, you might want to make the shading a bit less wide (making 1/4th of the width shaded in some way instead of more then half what you have now on some places.) another thing you might want to do is make the shading less pronounced, making the shading look less 'angled'

if you really want to go all the way, you can make the shading fully asymmetrical, showing not only the light from the right but also from top.

I think the hulls where the pods are under are cilindrical too? in that case they should have a light and a dark side :P if they are half-round or something, they would look closer to this.
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Re: Project Utopia Megayacht

#14 Post by ONI-Defense »

right now you have them on even spaces from each other,
Of all the things I could over look. XD
It'll take a bit of time, but it shouldn't be too hard of a fix.

What hasn't been changed yet on the shading was what I retained from the original drawing heuhen had done which he never completed after realizing it was out of scale. I can't blame him though, as it's a hard ship to draw and finding out that it's scaled wrong is not a discovery that anyone wants to make. It took an entire day to redraw it, and that was using a resized version of the original drawing as a basis.
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