360° Panoramic Illustration
The first 360° panorama I have ever seen was in Jama Jurabaev’s Facebook profile. I was very impressed and decided to try to do something like that. He draws sci-fi concepts, sketches, and characters. I wanted to see if one can tell the story using these new methods to direct viewer’s attention.
Facebook, Flickr and Artstation are now natively supporting panoramas. I found a way to embed a panorama at Behance using Sketchfab. You can watch, touch, zoom and rotate pictures right here on the full screen or VR-headset.
My first picture was about regular day in Siberia. Oh yes, this is how things are here.
The second attempt was about state propaganda on TV, mass media, public opinion, alt-right, and post-truth politics.
One more drawing was done for russian videoproducton company Izum. It was dedicated to the release of “Ghost in the Shell” last March: near future, new technologies, neural networks, and androids.
The last picture represents inability of true and accurate perception of our history. We see WW2 in a way it was portrayed in movies or books.
If you want me to draw a panorama for you or want to know how it's done, just write to me.
