Spectacular 2D Entry: Julie Huntsinger

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Julie Huntsinger is entered in the “Spectacular Challenge” update: View Challenge Page

Latest Update: Coloring WIP: Year 2029 line and color

#2

Just so you know I have posted something…this is a bump.

I’m new to the forum, so I’m still getting familar.

#3

Deleted concept sketch…

#4

changed my mind about project…deleted first sketch submission’s

#5

Concept: Possible futuristic happening: Living and working on a space pad.

#6

Ok, well, I might change what she is wearing…and or a few other things. Any comments?

#7

Hi!

Plz explain to me whats your idea for the spectacular challange, I dont get it Im afraid=/

#8

The thought of possibly living on a spaceship that hovers around earth in only a couple decades away from our time…seems like a very realistic possibility and I think is exhilarating, stimulating and spectacular.

I’m going to focus on smooth lined architecture for the inside of her space module…I’m going for some neat space age mood lighting…Earth and the Sun in the distance outside her oval window ( that is spectacular to me as well.) I think an idealistic design for a comfy and easy manipulation mouse/stick to function with a cubed hologram projection for a screen interface, which for her I have chosen a illusion of a robot face for her computer host ( the face of the computer she uses).

I’m working the materials out in my head right now as well… as in clothes, wall textures desk etc. Thinking decorum to go with space-age living. Textures made from polyfoams, silicone.

This is a piece of art saying, " Here, this might happen in a few decades from now…I think the concept is a wow for me. "

#9

Begining color working… starting to bring to life the under layers of ambiant lighting, subtle pale skin tone and contrast tones.

I plan to have shiney and see through plastic shelves, chair cushion seat.

I want the hologram projection screen to glow and to be one of the main sources for bouncing light in her space pad room.

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