We are moving forward with exploring
medieval fantasy architecture. After simple wooden huts and decaying townhouses, it’s time for a larger building
- a castle in the middle of wetlands.
1.
In the case of fantasy objects,
imagination is crucial, so…
Yes, that’s the fruit of my imagination. If
you saw some of my previous posts, you’ve probably noticed, that thumbnail
concept sketches made for my own projects are barely legible and they rarely
foretell success in further works on a drawing. Let’s see what will happen this
time!
2.
A really fast sketch on a large
paper which will develop in a finished, detailed drawing
3.
More cautious drawing with ink
4.
Details
5.
Adding materials and shading. A
few hours of adding materials and shading, actually. There is also a place for
a mysterious creature from the thumbnail sketch, hurray!
This could be a finished
drawing, but, in fact, I added watercolors to it. You can take a look at a
short video, to see the results.
If you would like to know
how to design imaginary buildings, like this one, you can watch my Skillshare course. I’m talking here about using more or less fantastical
building materials, creating feasible structures, but also telling how life in
various types of buildings could look like and how their function would influence
their look. And of course, I couldn’t
ignore my favorite subject: The Frequently Made Mistakes 😊
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