For our first assignment, we had to design a traincar interior, to give us practice considering eye height, camera lens, and proportions for our composition. Here I am figuring out how I will design components for the traincar so that they all fit within the style of the story.

After sketching out a rough thumbnail of how I wanted my room to look in marker, I traced over the basic box setup for a much cleaner finish. Done with a Zebra f-301 ballpoint pen for larger forms and a Hi-tec-C 025 for fine detail, where I wanted line-weight to be flatter

After putting all of these drawings on top of one another in photoshop and adding characters digitally, I have a nice polished interior featuring Miguel and Heintz after a long day of work in outer space. In the finished pictur, I have some parts looking emptier to rest the eyes.

The next part of the space we are designing for the class is a kiosk. The kiosk can pretty much serve any purpose, so I decided to make mine a basic registry and ticket booth. I wanted the booth to emulate the bridge of the Corona: the character's "Mothership" in the film.

After ideating through sketches, we were also asked to make a 3D model of our kiosk. This would help make orthographic views and would later be used as an underlay to draw smaller forms and detail on top of. It is a handy shortcut since we already know how to do that step by hand