Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Project 1(A)_Sketch! Like Your Life Depends On It!

Introduction
This project concentrate on application of different types of sketching, rendering technique and rendering media which student have to exposed to different types of sketching and rendering skills through the production of sketches.

Learning Outcome

On successful completion of this assignment, students will be able to demonstrate the following:

  • Identify the skill of creativity, self-expression and visual awareness. 
  • Identify the fundamental principles, elements and techniques in sketching, drawing, design process and presentation skills.

Tasks
Individually, students have to drawings:
  • Body Parts / Figure / Nature (Charcoal on white drawing paper)
  • Object Projection (Charcoal on white drawing paper)
  • Detail (Pencils on white drawing paper)
  • Geometric Projection (Artline + white drawing paper)
  • Tracing a picture with rendering (Artline + Tracing paper)
  • One point Perspective (Artline + white drawing paper)
  • Two point Perspective (Pencil & white drawing paper)
  • Artistic Representation of a famous building in plan/elevation/section/ perspective (on brown/black paper/white + mix media or just one type)

Submission

I. Body Parts / Figure / Nature

Conductor's Hand


II. Object Projection

Piano



III. Detail

Scroll of Cello



IV. Geometric Projection

Musical Symbols



V.Tracing a Picture

Sydney Opera House



VI. One Point Perspective

Taylor's Grand Hall



VII.Two Point Perspective

Corner of Taylor's Grand Hall



VIII. Artistic Representation

Sydney Opera House



Reflection






Though this project, I learnt a proper way of drawing and skills that an architect should have. This project had improved my drawing and observing skill well although my artworks are not satisfied but I had tried my best and I will keep working hard in a wise way to improve my drawing skills so that I can be a successful architect in the future. My artwork of one point perspective is lack of rendering and the artistic representation
could be better.






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