JJMM'S Sketchbook

[Eric Young]

your stuff is really good, everything from your sketches to your paintings. Keep working on the studies, can't wait to see more.

[tgfx]

Nice work man.

[Samantha]

The Original[E] thanks..
tgfx: u are welcome

[Samantha]

shanghai xintiandi

[mike butkus]

Beautiful paintings Samantha,
your sketches are well through out and designed and i particularly like the graphic whimsicalness of your paintings on page one, again wonderful work.

Cheers
Mike

[Samantha]

thanks mike,,, i see u work , u are my hero...
today now work...

[Louise Louisa]

I think the perspective is a bit off in #30. The horizon differs for each of the elements in the picture.


But overall, I think your paintings are very... relaxed. The colors, the brushwork, the overall feel. They're really pleasant to look at .

[Samantha]

thanks very much ! ,louise but i think the objects are different angle in this scene,,, so the horizon will disappear forward different...
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[Louise Louisa]

I agree that the horizon changes for an object if it's angle changes vertically (for example, when it's on a slope. The horizon for the slope is different than the ''horizon of the viewer''), but I'm under the impression that the vanishing points are all on the one and the same horizon line if there are no ''strange'' vertical angles, like the slope from the previous example. If objects' angles differ horizontally (like on a curved street), then their vanishing points do move but they will all stay on the same horizon line. This sounds like a load of gibberish but I hope that makes sense. But of course correct me if I'm wrong, I'm just a newbie myself. If I really am wrong, then okay, my bad (not like I'm in the position to crit people anyway, haha).

[Samantha]

this is very hard issue,,,,when i draw it i didnot think about this question at all... just make does not look strange ,,, but i am confuse now...need find out

[Louise Louisa]

Hehe yeah, same here. I better go find my perspective book right now . Anyways, really nice sketches in your latest posts.

[Samantha]

hi! louise ,,, i think here is the question. no matter what kind of angle and size , just a normal regular box,in the same scene,,, the horizon will be on the same line... like the pic

[Samantha]

today

[Samantha]

this one copy from red riding hood post ... i like it so copy it !

[Samantha]

recently work . sketchbooks need to update everyday...

[Samantha]

today work.

[Samantha]

3d work last years, for the Tangled(wii)