Showing posts with label Sketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sketch. Show all posts

Friday, October 22, 2010

Kitchen Sketch Model

This paster-board model is in 1/4 inch scale, and is to give the client a rough volumetric view of the planned kitchen. This photo shows off the ceiling plan that is hard to convey in sketches. The soffits and curved beams can be better understood from this view. Also the island in the middle of the kitchen can be seen through the beams in this photo. Building a model gives you the designer a chance to see how successful the final volume of space will be.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Further Sketching

Here is a continuation of the same sketching method as in the post below.
The keys show here are a good example of what a quick sketch can show the person a designer is working for in only a few minutes to help them visualize what the designer has in mind.

Sketching


This sketch of a peach was done with the same sketching technique as the rendering below, but left as clean sketch with out color.
The purpose was to improve the quickness of sketching while studying texture and light at the same time. The goal was to show texture and depth with very simple elements, just line and dots. This sketch while showing the fruit well in shape, does not give the level of dimension it should.