Week 50: Living Arrangement

I decided my only real goal for this was to have a map out and color key, so there it is. The posters will have things on them... eventually.

Week 50: Wrinkly

After I had the furniture sketched in, I used the line tool just about obsessively to go through and turn everything into simple blocks. This of course made everything look super sterile and just a bit creepy, so after that I added the blankets on the bed and re-lined things so they looked more natural.

The outlines won't stay purple and but I needed a way to tell them apart from the building blocks.

Am I having fun yet?

Week 15 Would Not be on HGTV

You'll probably need to click on the image to enlarge it enough to see much. I compiled them all into one for the sake of space, and for the sake of keeping them together on other websites.

The bottom one is how I imagined that the character living there had attempted to personalize the space. It helps that her boyfriend is an artist, but she's not especially wealthy, either. The toilet and table have changed colors because, like the bedding, it was just a matter of buying something different to cover them with.

The pattern under the bed is a stock pattern from here.

Week 15 With A Side of Ed

I've actually decided not to do the other wall view for the living cubicle since finals loom ever nearer and my free time is noticeably decreasing. I will, however, be doing a separate labeled and colored version of this drawing.

To keep things interesting, here's a ten-minute sketch I did of Ed from "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" to help me loosen up before drawing some other things.

Week 15 Is Sketchy

This week for the sake of expanding my portfolio I'm going to do some environment designs for the living quarters of a sci-fi character of mine. In the end there will be two versions - one black and white with labels to show a basic room, and one colored with her own belongings to make it more personal. I'll do a drawing of the opposite wall separately, since it has several electronics on it.