Hi everyone, as the title says I’m looking for a dataset of topographic maps that have contour lines. Ideally this would have numbers on the lines to determine what the elevation is or some sort of key on the image of the map. Thank you!
OK so I have been learning forms and 3D space and something I don't get is if everything is made of a 3D form/shape when drawing what is the point of contour line drawing?
I know this maybe silly but I thought one of the main things people in art do is thinking not in lines?
How can I add contour lines to a texture for an existing mesh?
I am modelling hills for TableTop Simulator (TTS). I am exporting a .jpg for the texture and an .obj file which is used in TTS.
I have the hills modelled, and now want to add to the texture 2 or 3 contour lines on the texture.
Any hints? I have found out how to create planes using an array, with the planes being slices of the hill. However the planes UV mapping is unrelated to the hill mapping. I was thinking of creating planes, and somehow extracting the outer edge and putting the outer edges on the texture.
Is there ANYTHINGGGG from the contour line or from Aritzia in general that’s big boob friendly!???? I’m limited to hoodies and sweatshirts because everything is cropped or too low cut for me😭
Basically I have this Image (the contour and center where found automatically with opencv)
https://preview.redd.it/61s962azd5181.png?width=572&format=png&auto=webp&s=3aff0e886a9781e498d874a65571f8bac1b43aad
and I need to create something like this:
https://preview.redd.it/stuzfgzzd5181.png?width=960&format=png&auto=webp&s=f865e88f2791397a71a189cd696374dc73a94327
Basically, get the points on the contour that would pass through the center and connect on the opposite sides
Any leads?
It initially started with 2… a black and white square neck tank bodysuit… wore it a few times here and there but fast forward 3 years later and I grew my collection by 3x and now I’m constantly wanting to buy more styles and colours 😩
I seriously prefer these over the sculpt tanks for layering and styling! Definitely more sleek and classy imo. Anyone else obsessed? 😍
I know that Drawabox says not to abuse contour lines without a purpose but i find that when i use them more they really help me give an idea of the surfaces of 3d shape and forms, when i know the surface it helps me put the down the shadows. Is this right? I know that if your inking its too much lines so i just do it for creative pencil drawings.
