Orthographs | Illustrator | Adaption B | Year 2

Skull orthographs

Original suit orthographs

Updated suit orthographs

These are the orthographs for Skullduggery Pleasant. After drawing the suit, I realised that the arms were incorrectly drawn for an orthograph and redrew. I've included both drawings as I feel that the progression is important and shows that I have realised my mistake and corrected this.

Scale Comparison of Buildings | Photoshop | What If

Once my orthographs were completed, I wanted to show the difference in size for them all. If all of the buildings were on a flat piece of land, this is how they would look side by side in front view, back view and side view.

Orthographs 3 | Photoshop | What If

Here are the final orthographs for buildings 5 and 6 of my city. My favourite out all all of them definitely has to be building 6 and its bubble like appearance. I'm thinking of doing a 'scaled orthograph' where all the buildings are lined up side by side for each view to show the size difference between the buildings.

Orthographs 2 | Photoshop | What If

This is my second page of orthographs. Once again, I've added in a basic colour version beneath with the texture to show how they look as line work and as the model itself.

Orthographs 1 | Photoshop | What If

These are the orthographs for the first two buildings. I've also placed below it the final colouring and textures onto them for comparison. I think they look great so far and the scale of them is really starting to become clear. They should be straight forward to model in Maya because of their repetitive nature which will be helpful when modelling.