Note: I would end up not using the last selection of orthographs as the building associated with them was cut as I felt it spoiled the composition of my set in my final 16:9 concept art.
Well done Ted - my advice is to give each asset its own model sheet (so separate them out) and to think about some additional project branding - look at this year 3 example, where the addition of lines lends a more technical clarity - and also the use of text elements to name and explain what we're looking at. Little touches like these will give your production art etc more authority and credibility :)
In this exercise I experimented with various poses for the already rigged model. I tried out various poses from mostly sports while still trying to remain varied to even a knight duel for further experimentation. I had pose not just the limbs but also fingers to add details to the character, adjust the neck, tilt their head to detail the posture and act. Make it seem more lifely. I also chose the poses because I felt there was some ambiguity to the expression and action of the character. Is he running and excising or running in fear?
Well done Ted - my advice is to give each asset its own model sheet (so separate them out) and to think about some additional project branding - look at this year 3 example, where the addition of lines lends a more technical clarity - and also the use of text elements to name and explain what we're looking at. Little touches like these will give your production art etc more authority and credibility :)
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