For this weeks after class work we were ask to practise 1 Point-Perspective drawing in 3 stages. 1st If you felt uncomfortable in it you were to follow a video on the subject for beginners. 2nd (and this was what we were all tasked to do) We had to follow Mark Crilley's video on the subject and produce our own copy of his sketch and proceed to paint however we wished. 3rd And finally if we felt confident enough we were told to make our own 1 Point-Perspective drawing. Below is my copy of Mark Crilley's drawing.
I then proceeded to make my own 1 Point-Perspective drawing based on similar styles (post-apocalypse and unknown context).
This my own drawing on the subject and it's based on the themes of a dystopian society. Two figures are travelling on the abandoned roads towards the city before them. The local populace taking refuge in underground silos used to travel from place to place are looking on toward the odd pair. Why are they above ground? Are they not in pain? What are they thinking? You see in the above world the air is too polluted for safe breathing and that is why people make use of the silo's to travel.
Finally the painted copy of the Mark Crilley drawing. Here I used green, brown. grey and yellow colours to create the effect of mildew and rot across the concrete. They sky itself is intended to be filled with fog and the man is wading through sewage, the sewage grates on the left also show this fact. In the original end paint I used scratches and line drawing to show the effect of rushing water flowing past the figure but through a happy accident I improved the image to what you see above by trying to make the lines themselves stand out I altered the levels and the effect was not what I expected, showing a far more decayed look to the environment.
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