Arielle Estrella

Chicago, IL

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Some of the work I had done on the Watchdogs: Legion cinematic trailer (Dir. Alberto Mielgo) Vehicles, models, and shading!

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I know it's been a while but I am so proud to say I got to be a part of this amazing film. It was a dream to work with Vaughan, Jeremy, Pablo, and everyone at Pinkman.tv! Screencaps of some particular shots I contributed models to.

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More from the alley.

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Currently in Vaughan Ling’s (https://twitter.com/Heavypoly) Blender online course and love everything I've learned so far. Registration is open for his upcoming May term at his Gumroad page!

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Wood stuff

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Your art is so amazing, do you have any perspective tips?

First off, thanks!When I first was learning about drawing objects with linear perspective I eventually found that the systems of 1, 2, 3 etc.-point perspective often don’t exactly match how my eyes perceive a space I am looking at. So my advice is don’t get hung up on adhering to the rules of these systems. They’re there to provide some structure to build on. Light and shape composition also have key roles in the illusion of space and often break the rules in linear perspective.In addition to these systems, drawing from observation and comparing the image on your retina to the idea of the space drawn in perspective is a great teacher.