In the process of making the digital grisaille, I had to edit the original artwork in Photoshop, then layer on the different sides of the cinder block using the skew and perspective tools. However, I don’t believe my drawing was very accurate, so the final image suffered. While making the converging lines and vanishing points, I learned how two point perspective could affect a horizon line if an image was made incorrectly. Still, I was able to piece together what I assumed was correct in Photoshop. In my final image, I hid the different layers in illustrator in order to show what seems like an exploded figure.
Original Drawing
Perspective
Process
Final Image
