Value Reduction
Progress: The picture I decided to go with is this one:
This is a picture of one of my good friends from the Vietnamese group back in high school. I don't think she would ever have thought that her picture would one day have the honor of being rendered by me lol just kidding :P
Anyway, I just went ahead and got the rendering down pretty quickly and easily. But of course, it was not easy trying to pick out the values. If I had just done shading, it would have been easier for me but I was trying out a new style for this project so yah... When our professor passed out the project description paper, both of the examples on there were done in a way where the different values were rendered into shapes:
Thoughts and Feelings: I think this is one of my best and my favorite project outcomes out of the bunch. I was able to showcase the different value changes and value contrasts within the artwork. It's a really great feeling to be able to try out an art style you like and succeed in it :D Makes me really proud /blush
The decision to keep only my friend and the tree detailed helps create visual contrast and bring out a clear focal point to the piece itself. The few things I would change for this artwork would be making the tree's shadow longer and blended into my friend's shadow. Also, I would cast a second shadow for my friend as well (although it is not on the original picture but it is valid to do so since I did it for both the tree and the water bottle.)
So anyway, what do you think? :D
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