I like to think of illustration as a theatre stage or movie set depending on the scene. Straight shots are great for an audience viewing the stage; however, camera angles in movie sets are good for dynamic views such as top down, behind the character, establishing wide shot.
I like to think of illustration as a theatre stage or movie set depending on the scene. Straight shots are great for an audience viewing the stage; however, camera angles in movie sets are good for dynamic views such as top down, behind the character, establishing wide shot.
Another beautiful metaphor for scenes in life as well as art.
I see it mostly as a stage too, and try to only occasionally move the camera
I think seeing initial sketches and then final art is one of the most helpful learning tools. Thank you for sharing this!
I think this is a wonderful mental model, and not just for illustration work.
It seems to me that life, in a way, is an assembly project. Assembly of the self.
It is a constant putting together and letting go…
That’s helpful. Thinking that way will help me move things around more easily.