So I took another look at the layout of this sketch last night, and have to say I'm a little torn. Originally, I fully intended the city scape background to be upside-down as shown in yesterdays post, because I enjoy the thought of a skewed perspective to force the viewer to be engaged in order to figure out exactly what is going on. However, after looking at the image reversed, I can't deny the fact that I am enjoying the weight, and tension that occurs with the background placed right side up. I really am conflicted. Anyone out there have any thoughts?
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Thoughts?
So I took another look at the layout of this sketch last night, and have to say I'm a little torn. Originally, I fully intended the city scape background to be upside-down as shown in yesterdays post, because I enjoy the thought of a skewed perspective to force the viewer to be engaged in order to figure out exactly what is going on. However, after looking at the image reversed, I can't deny the fact that I am enjoying the weight, and tension that occurs with the background placed right side up. I really am conflicted. Anyone out there have any thoughts?
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I much prefer the second one with the city right-side up. It gives the figure a much more agile feel and doesn't take me out of my comfort zone as a viewer. In relation to the first be, I find the second one much easier to look at.
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