Returning to the 360 scene, I wasn't too sure about it having most of the comic sorted. It was as simple as the watercolour aesthetic not matching the pencil work of the comic, or at least that's what I believed at first. This made me resort to a pretty drastic measure, re starting the scene
Im honestly a little annoyed at myself right now for doing this, it took up precious time, and totally forgot the main point of the original AR scene, to bring the viewer into the world that I am creating. Upon remembering this key idea, I immediately returned to the original. With this something clicked, there was something more than the medium of the work that was getting in the way, It was the overall colour scheme not matching with the comic. Switching the colour palette gave me the thematic consistency I was looking for within the work, and in turn an outcome!
(If the link doesn't work, use the QR code in the back of the comic and you should hopefully be good. You may need to download a QR reader from the app store though)
Im honestly a little annoyed at myself right now for doing this, it took up precious time, and totally forgot the main point of the original AR scene, to bring the viewer into the world that I am creating. Upon remembering this key idea, I immediately returned to the original. With this something clicked, there was something more than the medium of the work that was getting in the way, It was the overall colour scheme not matching with the comic. Switching the colour palette gave me the thematic consistency I was looking for within the work, and in turn an outcome!
(If the link doesn't work, use the QR code in the back of the comic and you should hopefully be good. You may need to download a QR reader from the app store though)
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