Mecha in the city.

[jtek]

Ive recently had this cool idea and did some sketches. What do you guys think?

http://studentpages.scad.edu/~chtsai20/pencils/pencil_bin/city_mech01.jpg
http://studentpages.scad.edu/~chtsai20/pencils/pencil_bin/city_mech02.jpg
http://studentpages.scad.edu/~chtsai20/pencils/pencil_bin/city_mech03.jpg

[Sok N. Wett]

Ahh another post, these ones are sweet love the perspective.

[Reotharmus]

awesome stuff cant wait to see them develope

the last one fried my head a little scrolled down and saw the characture and i couldnt figure out how they were standing.. had to look for a few secs then kinda figured one's hanging onto wall other's flying??

like the second one best for perspective and view point but the robot in the 1st kicks ass!!!

inspiring work!

[chungking2399]

is that a mac computer as one of the buildings

[flex mathews]

awesome stuff man... style and perspective are dope.

[young paddy1]

wish I had your patience with the perspective, and the mech is looking pretty damn fine. :)

[Xpose]

WOW! How do get such great perspectives?

[light]

Yeah that perspective is amazing. I could tell pretty easily that the guy was flying but the other guy took a sec to notice he was on the building. Looks awesome dude, those must take a hell of a lot of time to nail em like that.

[jtek]

actually they're pretty easy. And dont listen to most perspective tutorials...discover it for yourself. ill give you a hint, in real life there are infinite vanishing/focal points. Imagine if you will, wherever you look (your head position) is a virtual vanishing point. If strait objects are parallel to your line of site, they will directly align with your vanishing point...

too much to explain. ill post a tut sometime.