This
is a 1 hour soft pastille study of a building exterior with a vantage point
that shows more than one side of the building to show two-point perspective. The
study is on coloured paper to provide a mid-tone, so only highlights and
shadows need to be added; this was done unsuccessfully as the colours used try
to closely match their real life colour, and the chosen mid-tone colour is
wrong in most cases, causing some areas to be overloaded with colour to try
correct this.
Colour
is used to show the reflective properties of the roof that is visible; however
this was only partially successful as the long time frame the image was created
over meant that the sky changed over time, and the colours used to create the
overcast sky do not quite match up with the colours of the roof, put down when
the sky was clear, and end up making the roof look too blue. The harsh shadows
on the roof also appear off as the colouring is not right; the area seems
detached from the rest of the roof, this could have been prevented by
highlights carrying on through the shadow rather than missing at the edges of
the shadow, and by working over the lighter coloured guidelines that show where
the shadow ends.
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