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Pushin P(erspective)'s

Here is one practice assignment I did to help me get a better idea of how to take orthographic props and imagine them in a 3d space. This assignment was a lot harder than I thought it would be, as I consider myself pretty good at imagining perspective, but understanding how some elements should extrude between references was unfamiliar to me. One of the most challenging parts of this assignment was keeping believable proportions between the props, as the concept art given did not have relative sizing for the props. I chose to leave in most of my measurement lines in the illustrations to convey the technical nature of the exercise.

The 3 point perspective of the bookshelf and chest

The 3 point perspective of the bookshelf and chest

The 1 point perspective of the chest and bookshelf.

The 1 point perspective of the chest and bookshelf.

The bookcase reference. Drawn by Prof. Ryan Grady

The bookcase reference. Drawn by Prof. Ryan Grady

The chest reference. Drawn by Prof. Ryan Grady

The chest reference. Drawn by Prof. Ryan Grady