ENVIRONMENT DESIGN - FUNDAMENTALS

TAN YING YI / 0362425 / BACHELOR OF DESIGN (HONS) IN CREATIVE MEDIA
ENVIRONMENT DESIGN
FUNDAMENTALS


INSTRUCTIONS


FUNDAMENTALS

INSTRUCTIONS

You are tasked with series of multiple exercises as listed below and are required to complete it within 10 weeks of learning and adapting to the fundamentals of Environment Design.  

  1. Perspective drawings  
  2. Composition  
  3. Value painting 
  4. Ambience 
  5. Color management 
  6. Vignette set design 
  7. Photo bashing 

Submission:  

Complete Exercise Sketchbook. Note that each progression to be drawn on 2000 X 3000 pixels 150 dpi 16:9 ratio landscape for weekly practice.  



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Week 3: Make sure to have a floor or plain to set up.

Week 4: Put the main object in the terrain and perspective is a must. Roller coater can't be hanging, something might be supporting. 


REFLECTION

In this task, I focused on perspective exercises, vignette set design, composition, and studies on color and value. These practices helped me strengthen my understanding of foundational art principles and how they contribute to creating impactful designs.

Through the perspective exercises, I improved my ability to represent depth and spatial relationships accurately. The vignette set design and composition work allowed me to explore storytelling through visual arrangements, and the color and value studies helped refine my understanding of mood and lighting.

Although I made progress, I feel there’s room to enhance my compositions and create more cohesive designs. In the future, I plan to continue practicing and applying these principles in my work to further develop my artistic skills.

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