Project: The "What If" Metropolis - Thumbnails 72 to 87 - Composition Ideas

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Ok so here I've made some thumbnails to consider the possible composition for my concept art. Let me know in the comments below what you think I should take forward. :)

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  1. v vbc bc17 November 2014 at 07:28

    Love these Chelsea!! Make sure you're including enough in your composition to communicate what your city is. Personally I like numbers 77, 82 and 80!

    81 is more of a focus on props however, which I don't think could be efficiently as a whole piece of concept art to sum up your city, but definitely as a thumbnail to show props in use. :^D

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  2. charlie-serafini17 November 2014 at 10:18

    I like 77 and 79, the colours really drew me straight to these.

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  3. Kayliegh Anderson17 November 2014 at 11:12

    I think 72 and 77 work really well in relation to your artist. 80 composition wise sticks out most to me and could work with these two. :)

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