Premise: Full Palace Concept

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 Today I took all of the elements I had created and remade my initial concept in the front view. 


I am happy with the outcome of my drawing and feel I have been able to successfully translate the initial ideas I had into a fully realised world which represents the traditional Japanese side. 





I now want to take the ideas I have formed from constructing the traditional city and use them to make the cyberpunk world which is invading Japan. 






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