denny Architectural Art & Design

Here's a 2-point perspective sketch of a building done in 15 minutes (don't ask what this building is for since this is just an impromptu/conceptualization sketch - meaning I'm just drawing whatever form comes through my mind at that moment.) Anyway, I used 3 pens of varying thicknesses for this drawing, these are: 1) Pilot Hi Tecpoint V5 (commonly known as a "sign pen"); 2) Artline 725 Superfine Point Marker; and 3) Artline 700 Marker. All in black ink. The sketch pad I used is 9" x 12". And the background music is the Club Beats Mix of Salt 'n Peppa's song "Push It". The point here is practicing "quick & dirty" sketches (ie, overlapping lines, erasures, informal perspective, etc.) to visualize a design concept in the quickest time possible. For more works, please visit my official sites: Facebook - www.facebook.com Multiply - raisonjohn.multiply.com Thanks! And hope you like this video! Raison John J. Bassig Architect / Urban Planner / Multimedia Artist / Photographer Quezon City, Philippines

„WHAT IS UP?" is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij" - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts "Grenswerk" on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own. The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people's deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience. "WHAT IS UP?" focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it ...