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in this architectural illustration the theme that i want to communicate for this visualization is the emotion of like we are going to school at the old times. the joyful and feeling without internet, google, social media, and other things that missing now from old times.
the mood for my illustration that i want to give is the original natural enviroment from stockholm itself. in my opinion cold daylight mood is best choice for this competition.
It has been proven over time that emotional connection is the most consistent factor in the success of image – making. The mysterious nature of imagery has the ability to deviously seduce its audience.
I have found success in creating an image that can last in the memory – similar to the way particular music is not easy to forget.
The process for me is usually begins with an instict to find the most compositionally compelling perspective through a black and white contrast.
Next, begins the layering of light and color to develop a particular emotion on the scene. When seeking inspiration, it is common to find rerence in music, paintings, and the walks of city life.
The next steps will be to layer reality into the art-piece, finding elements that complement the nature of the initial “under-painting”.
In second step I did the lighting. At first did environment lighting and then lighting the building and other minor parts.
Of course, after shadering may the lights a little change.
I’m fully motivated by this interesting challenge.
Thanks for this chance!
Basic moments in the beginning:
• search of good view
• choice of a lighting and an atmosphere
• adjustment of basic materials
Starting out with a concept depicting beautification and a wet weather look.
When I was looking for color scheme for my concept, I found this photo of canyon’s cave. It inspired me to find similar point for my camera, with frames on sides and light spot in the centre. That’s why I stoped my choice on this view. I’m going to represent a calm noon after rain with diffused sunlight and soft shadows. It’ll give me some additional details and interesting reflections.
