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Step 9Don't let the other perspectives feel left out.
Just to show the power of this vantage-point business:
SHOT 1: My man showing you this baby's actual dimensionality- so shoulders to about three-quarters down his leg.
SHOT 2: Straight-overhead shot.
SHOT 3: Where we put our big blue 'X'.
VID: How subtle movements change the object/ 360-view.
SHOT 1: My man showing you this baby's actual dimensionality- so shoulders to about three-quarters down his leg.
SHOT 2: Straight-overhead shot.
SHOT 3: Where we put our big blue 'X'.
VID: How subtle movements change the object/ 360-view.
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Jan 20, 2012. 12:04 AMFastgrafX
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Where the Wall graphic you were talking about? Im a graphic desinger who specializes in signage and vehicles, wanted to apply this to doing my floor graphics and woulld liek to see some wall graphics. I have been foolin around with the floor graphics using the grid tech. But really wanna see the walls and how its done. WOuld like to apply some techniques to my vehicle wraps also!
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May 16, 2009. 9:15 AMpechka
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Love this! Thanks. I know from preserving my son's toddler drawings on cement, that pouring floorwax over chalk drawings will extend their lives quite a bit, though I don't know how long they'd last under tires. (The more layers of floor wax, the longer the drawing will last.) I'd think that w/o any "coating" that the drawing would be wiped out by one car. How does the technique change for doing a 3-D drawing on a flat verticle surface like a wall?
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May 16, 2009. 11:31 AMinkjacket (author)
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Thanks pechka! The floorwax sounds like a smart way to go- definitely would not have been the first thing to come to mind lol. As far as the tires go- it was ran over COUNTLESS times while we were working, some people were nice enough to go around it but my positioning didn't make it too easy for the almighty SUV. Because the tires didn't really drag across the image it did little to nothing during the process:) For the wall I'd say it's just a matter of perspective-realism in general, check out Timofly's comment below! His wall piece is crazy good! thanks again:)
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May 14, 2009. 7:14 AM
Greasetattoo
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Greasetattoo
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Very Cool. GREAT Job... Have you ever tried the grid method? I drew up a grid in Coreldraw, then take a photo or picture, and stretch it to the grid in Coreldraw. Then, I go to the sidewalk and draw the picture gridded out. Works pretty good. I have the grid if you want it..You will need Coreldraw, though... www.tattoosfromgrease.com
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May 14, 2009. 12:27 PMzWizart
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hey i need that grid and more details about it.. can i somehow create a sticker istead of draw it on pavement? nice job inkjacket, i tried to do this few times on paper.. ;)
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May 14, 2009. 7:53 PMGreasetattoo
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Greasetattoo
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http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-do-3D-Anamorphic-Artwork-and-Sidewalk-Stre/
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May 15, 2009. 12:25 AMzWizart
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that's what i was looking for! 10x!
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May 15, 2009. 9:16 AMinkjacket (author)
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WORD.
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May 14, 2009. 6:42 PMFunkNattidelic
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use masking tape.
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May 14, 2009. 11:00 AMinkjacket (author)
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HA! amazing! i was desperately looking for EXACTLY that- couldn't find one so needless to say I ended up eye-ballin' the whole thing. The grid is great-THANKS!
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May 14, 2009. 9:55 AMDougInAla
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Sounds like a good approach, Grease. Especially for the beginners among us. Could you go into a little more detail?
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