Return to the fundamentals 7

Return to the fundamentals 6

I tried to render all primitive on the one plane (in local light). These objects are matte naturally.

X-Y-Z shape in local light with vertical plane overlapping

Return to the fundamentals 5

Spheres in different light scenarios.

Return to the fundamentals 4

Cone and cone with cylinder.

Return to the fundamentals 3

Now cylinders. Shadow construction and shading. Following "How to Render" book.

Return to the fundamentals 2

This time I focused on casting the shadows of simple and complex planar volumes. I started with simple concepts like cast shadows of vertical and horizontal stick onto wall and over obstacles (local and sun light). Then I made some shadow construction for planar shapes. It's all following exercises in Scott Robertson's book "How to render". So, this is a few notes and studies.

Draw through. Simple and comlex objests 001

X-Y-Z section drawing applied 04

X-Y-Z section drawing applied 03

X-Y-Z section drawing applied 02

X-Y-Z section drawing applied 01

I decided to draw series of some insects by applying X-Y-Z section drawing techniques which are shown before.
Here the first one of them.

XYZ section drawings

Again fundamentals of  perspective drawing. I tried section drawing approach based on knowledge from "How to Draw" book by Scott Robertson.

Thumbnail sketching of environments

More studies

Form studies

According to X-Y-Z section drawing chapter in "How to Draw" book

How to draw

A while ago I started to study drawing objects and environments in perspective newly from Scott Robertson's book "How to Draw". Amazing book.

Perspective drawing sketches