Playing with different positions could transform your concept art
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Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Pinterest Flipboard Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter When creating concept art, the placement of objects can define a scene's effectiveness, so it makes sense to test out different options Below, the artist Alejandro Burdisio tells us how he approaches a scene. If you need to build your art setup to get started, see our guides to the best drawing tablets or the best laptops for drawing. (Image credit: Alejandro Burdisio)This image is from a personal series called Imperial Wars. Working from preliminary pencil sketches, I rendered with brushes by starting with the base colour of the canvas to create the colour atmosphere.I then started to sketch the elements, keeping in mind the perspective and narrative form of the positions. Initially, I create geometric blocks to guide the placement of all the components – in this case, it’s the position of the planes.Then I paint all of the objects and designs until I’m satisfied. In this scene’s perspective, the ground plane is tilted to make the scene dynamic, bold, and also chaotic. (Image credit: Alejandro Burdisio) (Image credit: Alejandro Burdisio) (Image credit: Alejandro Burdisio)This article originally appeared in ImagineFX. Subscribe to ImagineFX to never miss an issue. Print and digital subscriptions are available.Creative Bloq is now easier to access than ever before with our on-the-go app, which brings you all the content you know and love from our website, but in a super-streamlined design.Download the Creative Bloq app for iOSDownload the Creative Bloq app for AndroidGet the Creative Bloq NewsletterSign up to Creative Bloq's daily newsletter, which brings you the latest news and inspiration from the worlds of art, design and technology. TOPICS Alejandro BurdisioAlejandro is a self- taught illustrator and concept artist from Argentina who has been drawing, painting, and illustrating professionally since he was 19. His work has appeared across animations, short films, video games and more. View More You must confirm your public display name before commenting Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name. Logout LATEST ARTICLES 1 Which brands are still winning now the World Cup's over? 2 The backlash to Meta glasses has Apple spooked 3 The drawing tablet I'd recommend instead of Wacom is finally on sale again 4 LightWave 3D 2026 review: its interface may look dated, but there are four new features I really love 5 Buc-ee’s infamous logo design lawsuits might have finally met their match – in John OliverSource: Creative Bloq AI Art — Published — Category: Image AI