Showing posts with label Sketching. Show all posts
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Friday, 4 January 2013
11:06 | 
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Speed Sketching in 15 minutes using Pen & Ink (An Architectural Perspective) Tube. Duration : 4.40 Mins.
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
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
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Wednesday, 2 January 2013
03:16 |
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Speed Sketching in 12 minutes (Architectural 2-Point Perspective) by Raison Bassig Tube. Duration : 4.37 Mins.
Here's another example of a 2-point perspective of a building drawn in 12 minutes (please don't ask what the building is for, since it is an impromptu sketch -- whatever form I thought of at that time, I just drew.) I used 3 types of pens/markers with varying thicknesses for this drawing: 1) Artline 725 SuperFine Point Marker; 2) Artline 700 Marker; and 3) Pentel Pen N50 Bullet Point. All in black ink. The paper size is 9" x 12" sketch pad. The background music is a remix of Daft Punk's song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." 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 I hope you like this video and learn something from it. Thanks for watching, and please leave comments Raison John J. Bassig Architect / Urban Planner / Multimedia Artist / Photographer Quezon City, Philippines
Here's another example of a 2-point perspective of a building drawn in 12 minutes (please don't ask what the building is for, since it is an impromptu sketch -- whatever form I thought of at that time, I just drew.) I used 3 types of pens/markers with varying thicknesses for this drawing: 1) Artline 725 SuperFine Point Marker; 2) Artline 700 Marker; and 3) Pentel Pen N50 Bullet Point. All in black ink. The paper size is 9" x 12" sketch pad. The background music is a remix of Daft Punk's song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." 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 I hope you like this video and learn something from it. Thanks for watching, and please leave comments Raison John J. Bassig Architect / Urban Planner / Multimedia Artist / Photographer Quezon City, Philippines
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| Do you want to become more confident sketching buildings with a pencil or pen? How about refining your skill in rendering the projects you are designing? Whether you are a designer, an architect, an artist or a student interested in architecture, this volume, filled with a broad range of sketching and rendering techniques and styles, offers the complete intermediate level of instruction that you need. How to achieve effects with pencils and pens is covered in Part 1. The various types of media, including charcoal and ink brushes, are discussed in detail, as well as the different papers, boards, and accessories you'll need. A series of exercises shows you how to draw lines, shapes, textures, and tones and then combine them in renderings. A special sequence is included on how to do freehand perspective drawing. Techniques and examples of capturing buildings, interiors, and land- and cityscapes are thoroughly explored in Part 2. For instance, drawings of such highly respected architects as Henry Hobson Richardson, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Raymond Hood, Julia Morgan, Eliel Saarinen, Mies van der Rohe, Robert Venturi, and Michael Graves are included in the section on buildings. Different types of furniture for the home are shown in the section on interiors, with a special emphasis on the traditional to meet today's renewed interest in historic styles. The array of interior spaces ranges from the S. Maria Maggiore in Rome to Paul Rudolph's Chapel for Tuskegee Institute. Drawing trees (from palms to pines), water, skies, clouds, snow are covered in the section on landscapes, and a special demonstration sequence shows you how to draw cityscapes from photographs. Three personal approaches are given an in-depth review in Part 3. Hugh Ferriss is known for the soaring skyscrapers he so dramatically rendered during the 20s when they were first being built. The process that the designer goes through in creating a finished project is shown in Norman Diekman's work, while the wit and whimsy of Paul Hogarth's caricatures show you how to make even tired wooden buildings sag with interest. Profusely illustrated with 325 illustrations, Architectural Sketching and Rendering is required reading if you want to learn how to create your own successful drawings. ...Read more |
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