This is a continuation of yesterday's post. I will be reiterating my process, especially the process on perspective. Unfortunately, procreate time-lapses don't show the grids.
First, Draw a rough thumbnail of the image. Use reference images to help you along the way. For example, I used images off Google maps Toronto, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. I did my best to place in a horizon line for each panel. Using the reference, I filled up space with things such as traffic lights, air conditioner units, and even gas pipes.
Second, Ink. Use a model sheet for your characters to keep them on model. Using the perspective tool on procreate, I fixed my perspective. You can use a ruler if working on paper.

Most of the time, you will use two vanishing points. Imagine each building as a cube. The higher the horizon line, the more you will see of the top of the cube. The lover the horizon, the closer you are to the bottom of the cube.

Lastly, develop the image by using nice clean lines. In procreate, draw a line, hold it, and it will straighten. Mixing organic and inorganic lines helps create a diverse environment.
The key to getting the hang of cityscape drawings is a ton of repetition. I used to find it daunting, but after several attempts and seeing an improvement, it becomes much more enjoyable.
skullthug
2020-07-29 19:02:26 +0000 UTC