#wormseye view

[garternstocking]

[finalmajorgameproject]

Camera angles

There are a few ways we can define specific camera angles using these terms:

.Field of view (fov)- The kind of shot the camera is doing (long shots, close-ups shots and full shot and head and shoulder shot, there are many more types of camera shots that can be used but these are some of the few that are some of the ones I like the most.).

.Horizontal positioning- The horizontal positioning and view of the camera, including positioning such as front angle view, rear angle view, profile angle view and 3/4 angle views.

.vertical positioning- the Vertical positioning and view of the camera, including positioning such as Birdseye angle, high angle, neutral angle, low angle and wormseye angle.

.Camera Level- If the camera is level or not.

Using all this information I can help use camera angles, to help develop my cinematic and use camera angles to intensify and enhance my cinematic.

This website is what I used to research camera angles.

[rhysthecat]

Love this. Such peaceful 🙏🏻

君去りしのち青く庭

ニコニコ動画

YouTube

イラストを担当させていただきました。

[architectural-review]

Tivoli Gates - Wormseye view

Copenhagen

[luminouscake-blog]

Our Drawing Prompts

Since the thing we share above all is art, we made lists of monthly drawing prompts to occupy half our year. So far we haven’t finished a whole month, but we’ll get better with practice, right? If you want to practice with us, you’re more than welcome to do so. Just tag us, luminouscake, and the month you’re participating, so we can see your work and have fun. In the meantime, we’ll do the same.

Faebruary

Marigold

Hyacinth

Peony

Clover

Sunflower

Lilly

Rose

Dawn

Noon

Dusk

Night

Twilight

Sunset

Sunrise

Water

Fire

Forest

Rainbow/Light

Weather

Evil

Knowledge

Apple

Tomato

Broccoli

Banana/Strawberry

Oranges

Mango

Asparagus

(Fairysona)

Martch

Self Portrait

Laughter

Rage

Crying

Ponytail(s)

Curls

Straight Hair

Braids

Hands

Feet

Arms

Legs

Torso

Upper-Body

Full Body

Shirts

Pants

Skirts

Dresses

Jackets

Hats

Shoes

A Cute Outfit

An OC

Your Room

View out Window

Birdseye View

Wormseye View

Nature Landscape

City Landscape

A Complete Scene

 Mermay

Red

Orange

Yellow

Green

Blue

Purple

Pink

Favorite Color(s)

Mesoamerican

African Tribes

East Asia

Victorian

Polynesian

Scandinavian

Modern

Fantasy

Coral Reef

Jelly(fish)

Kelp Forest

Angelfish

Swamp

Red Lionfish

Arctic Ocean

Literal Catfish

Warrior

Cook

Packrat

Lookout

Siren

Dancer

Mersona

 Julycanthropy

Draw Humanoid Version of a(n):

Wolf

Moon

Clock

(Fancy) Ring

Crow

Deer

Headphones

Chameleon

Peacock

Rainbow

Flower

Toad/Frog

Salamander

Cloud

Rock

Star

Bunny

Mouse

Fruit

Pig

Owl

Pillow

Sheep

Weapon

Snake

Cat

Musical Instrument

Hyena

Bear

Element

Humming Bird

 Witchtober

Witchsona

Familiar

Book of Shadows

Oracle

Crystals

Witch’s Hat

Modern Witch

Mythological Witch

Familiar

Potions

Alchemist

Spells

Cauldron

Shaman

Wicked Witch

Familiar

Plants/Ingredients

Apprentice

Altar

Broom

Sea Witch

Tech Witch

Familiar

Wand

Necromancer

Workspace

Athame

Druid

Goddess of Magic

Familiar

Witchsona

Huecember

Warm Colors

Cold Colors

Primary Colors

Secondary Colors

Tertiary Colors

Complementary Colors

Split-Complementary

Analogous Colors

Near-Neutral Colors

High Contrast

Achromatic Colors

Monochromatic

Red

Orange

Yellow

Green

Blue

Purple

Pink

Rainbow

Favorite Color(s)

Random Colors

Overlay Colors

Christmas Colors

Christmas Colors

Christmas Colors

Three Colors

Five Colors

Ten Colors

Nature Palette

Gold and Sparkles

[nickkarth]

another pavilion, of sorts

another pavilion, of sorts

Today’s project is a nine-square pavilion that is organized along the diagonal, with two opposite corners rounded off, one side a wall, the other a colonnade.  An oculus centers the pavilion, inside the trabeated coffered ceiling.  A diagonal section, perpendicular section, combo womseye oblique axonometric, and oblique wormseye axonometric round out the representations.

[nickkarth]

so i drew more courtyards

so i drew more courtyards

Or rather, I drew more of the same courtyard I’ve drawn before.  Particularly, I wanted to see how this plan-section combination would work with my double-axon-section projection (see above).  I especially like how the section proper gets lost in the projecting planometric linework, both from the wormseye and the traditional ‘aerial’ axonometric.

[nickkarth]

square church, once more

square church, once more

Continuing the formal explorations of the German hallenkirche typology of a few weeks ago, today I’ll share some more detailed takes: from a traditional half plan and section to oblique wormseye axonometrics and a section of the Brunelleschi-esque cupola with half a traditional oblique axon on one side and a womseye axon on the other.  These interrogations of representation are not just fun to…