Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 5 Planar Constructions, it is asked to create a series of two- and three-dimensional planes. The planar constructions should express complementary contrast in types of planes, complementary contrast in proportions, harmony between the edges of planes and their axes; the edges should…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 5 Planar Constructions, it is asked to create a series of two- and three-dimensional planes. The planar constructions should express complementary contrast in types of planes, complementary contrast in proportions, harmony between the edges of planes and their axes; the edges should…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 4 Fragments, it is asked to divide geometric solid shapes (sphere, hemisphere, cylinder, cone, ovoid, rectilinear shapes) into at least 3 fragments, and group them in a beautiful composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

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Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 4 Fragments, it is asked to divide geometric solid shapes (sphere, hemisphere, cylinder, cone, ovoid, rectilinear shapes) into at least 3 fragments, and group them in a beautiful composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

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Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 4 Fragments, it is asked to divide geometric solid shapes (sphere, hemisphere, cylinder, cone, ovoid, rectilinear shapes) into at least 3 fragments, and group them in a beautiful composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

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Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 3 Rectilinear and Curvilinear Volumes, it is asked to combine 5 to 7 rectilinear and curvilinear forms in a relationship that has dynamic balance. There has to be established dominant, subdominant and subordinate relationships.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 3 Rectilinear and Curvilinear Volumes, it is asked to combine 5 to 7 rectilinear and curvilinear forms in a relationship that has dynamic balance. There has to be established dominant, subdominant and subordinate relationships.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

Task 2 from the book Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah

Task 2 from the book Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah

As part of my work for the new Hologram project with Etienne Pinchon, I created a few more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

As part of my work for the new Hologram project with Etienne Pinchon, I created a few more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

As part of my work for the new Hologram project with Etienne Pinchon, I created a few more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Animated one of my 3D characters that I created in Gravity Sketch for iPad, following [eyedesyn] tutorials and some help from Etienne Pinchon, the Hologram creator.

The tool I used to animate is C4D.

The animation process included:
– creating and applying materials to the character;
– rigging a character using spline IK;
– animating rotation and position changing of the objects in the coordinates system.…

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Created more 3D models with Gravity Sketch for iPad. They are available to download from my [Poly] account.

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3D models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3D models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Being exploring more features of Gravity Sketch for iPad. The 3d models are uploaded in my [Poly profile].

Continuing with my Unity studies, I was suggested [Brakeys’] tutorials, and went through a quick refreshment on how to make interactive buttons.

Tutorial included:
– working with the asset TextMesh Pro, which provides a variety of fonts, and allows more possibilities to adjust and edit them;
– alignment, grouping, and hierarchy;
– creating UI elements like canvas, panels, buttons, and switch;

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