STUDIO_PRACTICE: Responsive- spectrum development

i did what i said i would do, i took the original source and slowly pushed the basics forward to a point that triggers of or inspires a me to evolve it to the way i imagine.

here i started to play scale and movement. iv gone for a more heavy look with it a more of a heavy goods transport thans a speeder.

here i started to realy get into it, i started to think how this would be if it was real i started asking questions like how big is it? how fast does it move? were is the cock pitt? how do you enter and exit the ship?

now im ready to start making this evolve. im now real inspired to create a chunky cargo skind of ship. all the other images have been roughs so now i want to take the time and get a solid look of what it is im creating. and then ill go bacj to roughs and do the same things again almost like a check point were i take a look back and see what it looks like and what not.

so far im happy. i recognise that its not finished and there s long way to go but im happy, i have faith. it dosnt exactly say "i live in a barren wast land" so thats down to colour and textures of the vehicle. i didnt want to cary on making thumb nails and rough ideas with out having some idea of the textures and colours.

so i scanned it in and put them threw digital.

i was around 10% into starting the colouring and someone told me it look like the source (the lego) i did want it to suggest the source but not to be that recognisable, i explained that the size is greater than the original source but they basically said that its too much. i like it when people give me honest feed back it helps progression...but still i was a little gutted because i was felling this one. so i decided to quit what i was doing and went back to the drawing board.

above:- these two i took it back to the speeder shape just like the original source. i wanted to play around with the shape some, i still wanted that block shape and rough edges because i think smoother gives of the wrong message it dosnt say barren at all it says smooth future sailing.

below:- okay i had a play with the speeder shape again and didnt like it i was really happy with a hippo of a ship. i played around with the sape and tried to make it more solid and give it more of a heavy look again i was super happy with the results so to test it i drew it again but in is Context to try and show the size of it. i showed it to the person who gave me the feed back before and his time they was happy they explained that you can see the lego init but this looks more like a original concept.

again i played with size and environment. i want to see what suits it best. a 1 man cargo ship? or a more of a multipul man operational ship? i think they both work but as long as the enviroment is right for each of the ideas.

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i thought i would mess around with the size of it again and make it smaller more like a speeder. i didnt feel like the process stage was finished and explored enough to move on to somthing else.

i looked through my drafts and body of concept i had all ready created and took some of the information and went back to the original source. and started a new journey.

i liked the speeder feel because its more a personal item and in the situation im going for i think possessions would be the most important

at this stage im wondering what scale would this speeder be compared to a man. i want it to be almost clumsy looking but reliable. like one of them trike bike.

heres some side shots of it. so the world is over the population are relying on scrap metrials as trade. so when one area has been luted they need to move on, so this speeder needs to have to have belongings on it and a place to store scrap for trade?

so my next ideas are experimenting with that.

i love this idea, i think it looks practitcal and what you would expect to see in the situation as i have described in above, no posh little compartments you would be rushing and packing thing ontop of each other to get to your next loot before someone else got there.