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Sketch to Finished Image

Develop a rough drawing into a finished image with convincing material, light and volume, using your lines as the guide for its shape and composition.

  • Loose pencil sketch defining the silhouette, spout and handle of a teapot

The image behind this look.

Bring your own

  • Your sketch

Make it work with your image

Include the whole drawn object and leave a little paper around it. Match the output shape to the drawing when its silhouette is tall or wide.

  • Specify the intended material and finish in a sentence: glazed ceramic, brushed metal or painted wood. The sketch supplies structure; your direction supplies what the lines cannot show.

  • Make essential joins and openings unambiguous. Extra construction lines can be interpreted as seams, handles or decorative grooves.

Limitations

Perspective and hidden surfaces are inferred. A polished rendering is useful for exploring a concept, but it is not a dimensionally accurate CAD model or manufacturing drawing.

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