DIGITAL MATTE PAINTING - EXERCISE

TAN YING YI / 0362425 / BACHELOR OF DESIGN (HONS) IN CREATIVE MEDIA
DIGITAL MATTE PAINTING
EXERCISES


INSTRUCTIONS


FUNDAMENTALS OF MATTE PAINTING

Instructions


Fig 1.2 One-Point Perspective and Value Studies

Fig 1.3 Two Point Perspective


Fig 1.4 Two-Point Perspective and Value Studies: Used brushes to draw windows and distort.


Fig 1.5 Three-Point Perspective: Fix the wrong lines while painting.


Fig 1.5 Three-Point Perspective and Value Studies

Virtual Plain Air
I put the references beside my paintings so that it is easier to see. I paint them black and white first to understand the value and then fill in colours using multiply. 

Fig 2.1 Painting of Cliff


Fig 2.2 Painting of Moutain Stream

Fig 2.3 Painting of Mosque


Sky Replacement
This tutorial let me more understand what should be added (reflection in water) while doing sky replacement.

Fig 3.1 Original Image


Fig 3.2 Reflection and Understanding


Fig 3.3 Night: It is dark as no obvious light source

 
Fig 3.4 Sunset


Fig 3.5 Sunrise

Due to the less-than-ideal outcome of the first attempt, I made revisions based on the feedback from the lecturer. I adjust the colour so that the river don't look so green.

Fig 3.6 Night Attempt 2

Fig 3.7 Sunrise Attempt 2

Fig 3.8 Sunset Attempt 2


Compositions, Ambiance and Photobashing


Fig 4.1 Composition and Ambiance: Paint to show value on the base. Used green and blue gradient as ambiance.


Fig 4.2 Photobashing: Used bridge as the base then added houses and mountains. 
Feedback: Perspective is off.

Fig 4.3 More detailed composition

Fig 4.4 Ambiance Study - I would like to make it feel like raining.

Fig 4.5 Composition Scene 3
Feedback: Too near


Fig 4.6 Ambiance Study - Thundering

Fig 4.7 Composition Scene 2
Feedback: Can have more extention


Fig 4.8 Ambience Studies - Flood


FEEDBACK

Week 3: Value studies should be black and white. Use simple shapes to understand the basic shapes of buildings.

Week 4: Work smart by using brushes. For example, while drawing windows, texture of rocks, clouds, trees......

Week 5: Virtual plain air should be coloured. Find out the base colour first then add colours from light. Put the reverence beside the painting so that it is easy to compare. Better to put texture of rocks.

Week 10: It would be difficult if the object is too near to the camera (Solution: 3d modeling). The base should be the land, building cannot be the base.

REFLECTION

Through these exercises, I gained a better understanding of how to draw perspective. I also developed a deeper understanding of the value of objects, which helped me become more skilled in using light and shadow. These exercises also trained my eye, allowing me to more accurately capture the colors in an image.


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