Comments on: Design for Media Project 5 Step 4 – Production (Update 3) http://anthonyekosky.info/blog/2009/04/21/design-for-media-project-5-step-4-production-update-3/ Artistic blog for an eternal art student. Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:26:13 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anthony E. Kosky http://anthonyekosky.info/blog/2009/04/21/design-for-media-project-5-step-4-production-update-3/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Anthony E. Kosky Wed, 22 Apr 2009 13:11:40 +0000 http://anthonyekosky.info/blog/?p=131#comment-12 I agree with you on the size of the spikes, but I'm getting a feel for where I want the larger ones, I believe it will work itself out. ;) I appreciate the attention to the size though, I will definitely start to build up more size differences along with the spacing / progression of size / variation. I really do like the building of the story - it gives the character more meat. ;) I agree with you on the size of the spikes, but I’m getting a feel for where I want the larger ones, I believe it will work itself out. ;)

I appreciate the attention to the size though, I will definitely start to build up more size differences along with the spacing / progression of size / variation.

I really do like the building of the story – it gives the character more meat. ;)

]]> By: cbelland http://anthonyekosky.info/blog/2009/04/21/design-for-media-project-5-step-4-production-update-3/comment-page-1/#comment-11 cbelland Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:55:27 +0000 http://anthonyekosky.info/blog/?p=131#comment-11 Great progress! I'm glad that you are enjoying the "build" of your story too... I do like what's happening with the rock-arm. Here is something I would like for you to consider: the placement of the "spikes" (sorry, couldn't think of a better word) are very even in size and distribution. Consider doing one of two things: 1. Think back to design one (I know, stay with me on this one!) and re-arrange the spikes so that there is a logical progression of size and placement (smaller to larger, one-third small vs. two-thirds big) or 2. Follow a specific pattern in nature. The craggy cliff walls of Ireland, or the Limestone crevices of Yellowstone, or the Shale hills in Ohio... props to Ohio Great progress! I’m glad that you are enjoying the “build” of your story too… I do like what’s happening with the rock-arm. Here is something I would like for you to consider: the placement of the “spikes” (sorry, couldn’t think of a better word) are very even in size and distribution. Consider doing one of two things:
1. Think back to design one (I know, stay with me on this one!) and re-arrange the spikes so that there is a logical progression of size and placement (smaller to larger, one-third small vs. two-thirds big)
or
2. Follow a specific pattern in nature. The craggy cliff walls of Ireland, or the Limestone crevices of Yellowstone, or the Shale hills in Ohio… props to Ohio

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