Environments

[Anonymous No.3443111]

Since nobody fucking gives a concrete answer for drawing backgrounds let me re-ask differently. How do you draw/design environments?

[Anonymous No.3443118]

>>3443111
well, i can tell you the Illastrat method:

throw some shitty color on all the negativ space, paint over with spirals, circles, rectangles or childrens drawing-tier "V" shape birds and you're done.

[Anonymous No.3443133]

>>3443111
I already told you last thread, retard. Keep the viewer's eye from wandering off the picture plane. All good backgrounds do this, all bad backgrounds don't. There are many ways to do this, so just do it.

[Anonymous No.3443159]

>How do you draw/design environments?

I take screen captures of anime scenes that I like and I try to do something similar.

I use what I learn drawing that and I use it on my own scenes, I also save photos or movie scenes to take elements from them like the lighting or the colors scheme.

[Illastrat No.3443167]

Lol

[Anonymous No.3443558]

>>3443167
seriously Illastrat, your art belongs in a museum! I'm serious. I know a very good museum where your paintings would fit in perfectly:
http://museumofbadart.org

[Anonymous No.3443572]

>>3443111
That's a very broad question OP. If you literally can't do environments it can only mean that you suck at perspective, since that's 90% of what it depends on.

[Anonymous No.3443582]

>>3443111
>have idea/theme
>draw loose shapes with straight lines based on things you would find in idea/theme
>re-position shapes until you are happy with composition
>refine shapes
>add detail

[Anonymous No.3444048]

>>3443558
This