Perspective
Background
This project took place during my first semester of college in New York, where I was asked to walk around the city and find one and two-point perspectives in the scenery. While walking around I had the opportunity to explore the city and learn my way around. The day I chose was not the nicest but I love when the clouds are grey and the sun is not beaming down.
The project was to practice my pen tools skills in Illustrator and show that I have a basic understanding of how to outline images and alter colors. For the color options, we had to follow certain schemes (monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, and triadic).
Some of the other photos I took on my walk.
Final Images
Reflection
This was a very tedious project where I was examining photos to copy all of the details in the images and I had never worked with Illustrator before so I was constantly messing up the lines and needing to redo chunks of my work. I underestimated just how long it would take me to outline every detail when my photos were mostly of windows. By the time I finished all of my outlining, I was proud of how my images came out for my first Illustrator project. Overall I loved working on these images and think they were worth the time and effort I put into them.
