ENVIRONMENT DRAWING

Explore immersive landscapes, cityscapes, and fantasy worlds through my environmental drawings. Focused on depth, lighting, and composition, my work brings spaces to life for games, animation, and illustration.

Environmental Drawing is a type of illustration that focuses on depicting natural or built environments. It is commonly used in concept art, architecture, landscape design, and storytelling. This form of drawing emphasizes spatial depth, atmosphere, and how objects interact within their surroundings.

Types of Environmental Drawing

Natural Environments – Landscapes, forests, mountains, rivers, and oceans.

Urban Environments – Cityscapes, streets, buildings, and public spaces.

Fantasy/Sci-Fi Environments – Imaginary worlds, futuristic cities, alien planets.

Interior Environments – Rooms, hallways, and interior spaces with detailed design.

Purpose & Applications

Concept Art & Game Design: Creating immersive worlds for video games, films, and animations.

Architecture & Urban Planning: Visualizing spaces before construction.

Illustration & Storytelling: Setting scenes in comics, books, and animations.

Environmental Awareness: Educating about ecological issues through artistic representation.

Key Techniques

Perspective Drawing: Using 1-point, 2-point, or 3-point perspective for depth.

Lighting & Shadows: Creating mood and realism.

Composition: Arranging elements to guide the viewer’s eye.

Texture & Detailing: Adding realism to materials like water, rock, or buildings.

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Anisa Ozalp's Journey: Achievements in Swimming and Artistic Exploration in Secaucus, New Jersey

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In 2017, Anisa Ozalp completed the 100 Heads Drawing Challenge, drawing 100 different heads in 10 days using traditional media, demonstrating her skill and versatility in portraiture.

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Anisa Ozalp, a New York native, shares her deep connection with Staten Island, where she spent much of her life. She is passionate about the local street art and murals, highlighting Staten Island's vibrant art culture.

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Anisa Ozalp received training in Tezhip, a traditional art of manuscript illumination, from renowned artist Müzehhibe Elif Aydin, who emphasizes the importance of hard work and discipline in mastering this intricate and historically significant art form.

OTTOMAN MINIATURES

The tradition of Ottoman miniatures combines Tezhip illumination techniques with the cultural richness of the Tulip Era, incorporating real gold leaf to enhance visual and symbolic depth. It draws inspiration from a heritage of Persian and Chinese influences.

SVA SCHOOL OF VISUAL ART

For SVA’s BFA 3D Animation program, only one application is allowed, with a portfolio of 15–20 strong works, including 3 from direct observation.

School of Visual Art

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Aydin Lady Zubeyde Technical Vocational Girls School, which started education in 1944 and was named after the mother of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, is where I graduated from a Technical Vocational School specializing in Graphics and Photography, achieving the highest academic grades among all my peers and being honored as the Valedictorian.

Vocational School

GULTEKIN RUZGAR

Rüzgar, a talented artist based in Aydın, specializes in designing exquisite fine art pieces, including sculptures. Anisa Ozalp has had the privilege of taking sculpting lessons from Mr. Rüzgar, learning and honing her skills under his guidance. His artistic expertise and dedication to his craft make him an invaluable mentor in the field of sculpture.

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