"A Tale of Two Boys"

This past week for "So you think you can('t) draw?" we had to draw and render a haunted house and provide a tory that goes with the picture. My story was called "A Tale of Two Boys," it's centered around a barn rather then a house, the story will be posted shortly.

Case Study 9 :: Axonometric View

Case Study 9 :: The Entenza House

This is an axonometric view of the Entenza house done in 1/8" scale. I actually really enjoyed doing this view and I think the way it looks turned out really nicely. It was a bit of a challenge, but well worth it.

Case Study 9 :: Elevation View

Case Study 9 :: Entenza House

This is the elevation view of the Entenza House. We were assigned to draw the view before class and render it during class as a midterm grade. I felt a little flustered while rendering, only because I felt rushed and didn't want to mess anything up. I think it turned out nicely though! I also die for all these colors, however I don't normally use them.

Entourage

This week for "So you think you can('t) draw?" we had to create pictures with entourage. I decided to use my hard copies of my kitchen design (which will be posted shortly). I enjoyed the design, but my entourage was added as an after effect. I still need to work on that!!

Lights.. Camera.. Pose.

This week for "So you think you can('t) draw?" we were told to draw a camera then edit it on photoshop. I really enjoyed this and I was able to learn a lot on photoshop. I originally only had the outline of the heal and the camera and did the rest on the computer.

TAKE MY PICTURE, SCREAM MY NAME, AND I'LL DANCE !!

Photoshop It...

Where they lived happily ever after...

"So you think you can draw?" Each week I'm assigned a new creative project in my drawing class. This past week we were told to draw a castle. Above is the idea I dreamt up in my head then put to paper.

Green. Blue. Brown. Orange.

The above image is my final hand rendering of the living space I created. I used the same sketch- up layout however, I added a few more details including the staircase. Again I only used four colors, green, blue, brown, orange.

Ready. Set. Render.

For each of these drawing I traced my sketch- up design. I then chose three colors to work with, they were orange, green, blue, and brown (different shades and tints of the colors were used). The top is a tight rendering, the middle is somewhat loose, and the bottom is very loose.

Sketch It Up

So... this was my first time really using sketch- up. It was kind of frustrating trying t figure everything out, but it was nice to create a room and look at every angle.

Looking Down...

Above is a plan view of the living and dining space that I created. Figuring out what scale to use to fit on the specific size paper was tricky.. but i figured it out!!

Basic Drafts.. South and North View[south]

[south view]

[north view]

After creating a rough sketch.. I drafted the south wall of my room [as shown above]. Once that was turned we were told to turn around and draft the north wall [also shown above]. Already you can see the difference from the first draft!!

Pen to Paper.. First Sketch

In my drawing class, we were assigned to draw a living and dining space. Above, is the first sketch of my design process. Its funny to see how my design has changed!!