Ginger you might have seen this image. I really like the idea of using 2D to express 3D. In my opinion, it will be more interesting that the 2D objects suddenly transform into some 3D elements. In this image, the person's head and smoke are drawings (2D), but his cigarette and his mouth are 3D. That is where the wonderfulness is, perhaps. Hope my understanding of what you are doing is correct... (I am the kind of stupid person who will mistakenly email my resume to those who are looking for jobs, instead of hiring...)
Thursday, October 30, 2008
For Ginger's Project
Ginger you might have seen this image. I really like the idea of using 2D to express 3D. In my opinion, it will be more interesting that the 2D objects suddenly transform into some 3D elements. In this image, the person's head and smoke are drawings (2D), but his cigarette and his mouth are 3D. That is where the wonderfulness is, perhaps. Hope my understanding of what you are doing is correct... (I am the kind of stupid person who will mistakenly email my resume to those who are looking for jobs, instead of hiring...)
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This is great, Yu! I hadn't thought of this approach at all. I am very excited to try it! Thank you so much!
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