Perspective Finals

Looking Down on to my dresser was probably my favorite. It was a little tougher than the others because of all the small objects but I think it turned out the best!

My lamp, for light and shadow.

Two point interior of the end of my residence hall. This one was my least favorite because there wasn't much detail in it.
East Carolina Universities cafeteria is what i choose for my exterior one point perspective. I thought this was a beautiful interesting building. I went to visit ECU the weekend while I had to take photographs to the perspectives for and thought this would be perfect for my Exterior one point perspective.

One Point Perspective

I found one point perspective the hardest out of perspective drawings. Just figuring out where to start is what was hardest for me! 

Two Point Perspective

Above is the two point perspective I did in my dorm room.

Exercise's done while learning about perspective.

Random Doodling

Normally when i start drawing something i never know what its going to be. i just start out with random shapes and it all seems to go together in the end.

Site Plans

The topographic view of my house in Cabarrus County, NC. During this class we learned all about topographic views and site plans. I decided to add color like green for the trees and brown and light brown for the house. I also used a lighter green for the grass and included a few topography lines.

FINAL dialog project

The skewers were being a pain for the final that was for sure. I had to make two models back to back to get what I wanted for this. The craft was a problem with the first I built and the skewers weren't straight so it made it even and not well crafted. So I made the second model for the day (my final) and it turned out a million times better! So this is my final dialog project. The two spaces are on the top and bottom. They talk to each other at the joints and meeting of the two parts.

DIALOG process and sketches

My first iteration for the dialog project. I wanted to follow along with the same idea from the unity project and keep the cube look. I also used the same folding techniques from the unity also. This model didn't work because the cube in the center created too many space and I couldn't find a way to attach it to the rest of the model.


Another view from my first iteration. Another problem was the way the skewers were placed. It wasn't clean or well crafted.


The second model turned out a lot better than the first. I found a way for the skewers to be attached and it still look clean.I glued the skewers to the outside of the outer part. Another thing I did was instead of having a cube in the middle I used the cards just flat and put them together so they had some space in the center creating a cube. I also used the skewers on the inner part to show the dialog and have that art connecting to the rest. I wasn't sure about lining all 4 in a row.

Other views from my second model.