Yet to be done in color... sorry fam.
Showing posts with label Residential Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Residential Designs. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Philbrick Residence
The first time I did this design, I was a freshman, and this was for my first class in the major. I seriously had NO IDEA what I was doing. Ha. I did the design in the commons room of the 4th floor in DT's 'T Hall'. I did it on one of those big folding plastic tables. And the measuring - I had one 25' tape measure. Haha!
These days: 25' tape measure; 300' tape measure; measuring wheel; glass design table; straight edge; underneath lighting; 125 chartpack markers; prisma color markers; colored pencils; sharpie, staedtler, micron pens GALORE; engineering and architectural rulers; triangles; french curve; flexible ruler; etc, etc, etc!!
THE BEFORE:
I redid it for one of my last design classes. Ahh, so much better. And I think I've gotten even better since then, if I do say so myself.
These days: 25' tape measure; 300' tape measure; measuring wheel; glass design table; straight edge; underneath lighting; 125 chartpack markers; prisma color markers; colored pencils; sharpie, staedtler, micron pens GALORE; engineering and architectural rulers; triangles; french curve; flexible ruler; etc, etc, etc!!
THE BEFORE:
THE AFTER:
St. Claire Residence
Let's start with the design I am least proud of....
This design was one from my BYU days, for one of my design classes. We each had to do a rendering for the new teacher in our department.
I think I got in a design rut after having been out of the groove for 2 yrs and forgot how to make things loose and keep a good amount of white space. But I think towards the end of that semester I gradually worked my way out of it. Phew.
This design was one from my BYU days, for one of my design classes. We each had to do a rendering for the new teacher in our department.
I think I got in a design rut after having been out of the groove for 2 yrs and forgot how to make things loose and keep a good amount of white space. But I think towards the end of that semester I gradually worked my way out of it. Phew.
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