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So I’ve basically put everything where I want it. I still need to work on the interior of the museum and work a little more on some middle ground elements. I’m getting close but there is much detail to be added.
I want to add a little more color to it. I haven’t worked very much on color so far but I know I want to work with warm highlights and cool shadows. Not going to do anything crazy for the color scheme.
First thing I did was block out a model with a few boxes to get the overall shape. After that I made a quick painting on it in photoshop to start to study the composition. My first idea has changed though concerning the composition. I wanted to have the baltic sea in the foreground but I realized that I was further from the museum then I’d like to be. I decided to tilt the camera and use the paths to draw the eye to my focal point. I plan to introduce snow in the image and will most likely be working with an early morning or late afternoon light.
