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To simulate depth, typically objects in the distance are hazy and the foreground is sharp and detailed. In this case, the green rocks in the forground are pretty fuzzy and fogged, and the towers in th ...

I've wanted to make an image of this for years. This is just the mesh, I still need to create an enviroment and make it look 15 miles high. Comments welcome.
http://www.artwanted.com/imageview.cfm?ID ...

If you have access to any 3d software, it is easy to set up a simple block model to help visualize your perspective. You can use a printed rendering as an underlay for your drawing.

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Inspector, you're right about multiple vanishing points, although it doesn't seem right that you would be looking flat accross the roof of that (100 ft tall?) building from ground level.

Inspector, you're right about multiple vanishing points, although it doesn't seem right that you would see the rooftops of either of those tall buildings?

the perspective seems wrong; you have two different vanishing points, one for the pencil lines and one for the blocky grey shapes?

I like your digital painting. I'd skip the photography. In the image titled "pilot, small", there is no way her left hand could look like that, her thumb is on the wrong side of her hand. Plus, it loo ...

that's exactly my point. Theoretically, there should be no location difference between a "farming state" and a "high tech state". Iowa was just an example. There's two studios in WI, a farming state: ...

why are game development studios clustered in only a few states such as California, Texas, Seattle, Illinois, and few others? Why couldn't successful studios set up, say, in Iowa or Montana? It's not ...

LOL I like the contract! I think it's pretty funny, just enough words to get the idea, but not over-the-top.

Try "Sculpy", available in most art supply stores, it holds a good amount of detail and hardens in your home oven.

I stumbled upon this while looking for satelite photos. Kite photography shows aerial views, but with much more detail and color than a satelite.

http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/gallery/gallery.ht ...