Sunday, April 25, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Questions for Value/Color Layout:
There are two light sources. One coming from the upper right and shining on the right side of the half-tunnel, and reflecting on the left. Another light is coming from above at the end of the tunnel. There are shadows framing the foreground and describing the dark, bending tunnel. There are some speculars on the water and the pipes. My focus would be at the end of the tunnel. I wanted to lead the eye through the tunnel by having one light source at each end. The perspective is a slightly skewed 3-point. There are no elements of rim-light. I chose a complementary green and red with the same saturation to give the impression of a dark place lit by beams of natural light.
There are two light sources. One coming from the upper right and shining on the right side of the half-tunnel, and reflecting on the left. Another light is coming from above at the end of the tunnel. There are shadows framing the foreground and describing the dark, bending tunnel. There are some speculars on the water and the pipes. My focus would be at the end of the tunnel. I wanted to lead the eye through the tunnel by having one light source at each end. The perspective is a slightly skewed 3-point. There are no elements of rim-light. I chose a complementary green and red with the same saturation to give the impression of a dark place lit by beams of natural light.
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