Brief: Combine all the skills, techniques, process and knowledge you have developed in this part to create an interior visual of your model from Part 1 – Analysis: Atmosphere & Experience.
TIP: Before you start to draw your visual, you may wish to make some changes to your model from Part One based on the feedback you received at that stage. Alternatively, you could choose one of your sketch-models to draw from if you think that they would provide a more interesting visual.
The materials/ finishes that the building is made up of, I have explored above and below. My aim in the aesthetic to the structure was minimal, taking inspiration from a classic contemporary art museum. With plain walls, contrasting with the masses of light coming through the glass window panels, to create depth against the bland walls. I have thought about the structure, lighting and different materials with sketching and rendering each aspect. Using drawing techniques such as two point perspective has helped get a more realistic view of the model in a building form as you get a sense of the size of walls, in comparison to a human.
I found drawing on my Laptop a lot easier compared to on paper. I liked using the different textures of pens and different medias in the programme I was using. I tried using both techniques of by hand on paper and electronically and I thought the laptop programme gave a more defined, and professional look. I found the perspective aspect of this task difficult to start with as I couldn’t get the hang of looking at the structure from an outside point of view however it helped using a model to show the comparison in size.
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