Academic work / Digital illustration
Entry types: work, explore. Main type: work.
Power-drill illustration
Two views of a yellow and black power drill explore the shift from flat shapes to detailed rendering.
- When
- Within 2013–2017 · exact year MISSING
- My part
- MISSING: individual contribution
- With
- MISSING: collaborators and roles
- Context
- Université de Montréal · course MISSING
01 / Proposed reading order — chronology MISSING
The detailed rendering
The paired images make the treatment of surfaces visible: broad colour areas in one, texture and reflected light in the other. Their production order is a proposed reading, not a verified process history. MISSING: which source is the reference and which stages Mey authored.
02 / Supporting detail — working sequence MISSING
Simplified shapes
The same drill silhouette rendered with flatter black, yellow and grey shapes.
STORY SLOT · S1: Add 30–60 words here about one actual decision, constraint or change. A process image would bridge the opening and the remaining material.
Credits
People & contributions
- Academic illustration supplied by Mey; source-reference attribution MISSING.
- DeWalt branding identifies the depicted product; this student exercise is not presented as commissioned work for DeWalt.
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