Perspective Drawing

Oblique Projection

Sketching-Live Drawing "Exploring Details"

After the water colour demonstration that Mr Redzwan had shown, we were all given a task to explore our own creativity and watercolour skills.This was the result.

Sketchnote Interior Physical Components - Fill in the space

We were given a diagram of a One point perspective drawing and was then later asked to fill it in with human figures and objects.There was endless possibilities when it came to filling in the empty drawing spaces.I decided to keep it simple and drew random human figures here and there according to eve level and size.

Rendering Perspective (Watercolour)

An overview of the busy roads in a small town

Reflection :

In the picture, the painting looks very much dull. I've came to realise that this water colour rendering was to simple. When Miss said that we should control the amount of colour used in a picture, I made some research and most of these watercolour paintings were simple,basic and left a lot of white spaces unfilled.As Mr Redzwan had said less is more and so that was what I did exactly,to be honest I quite liked my rendering, there wasn't to much colour to distract the soft tone.Tho I admit I could have done better by adding at least a bit more shades into it to make it look a bit more lively. I suppose everyone has their own style and preference when it comes to rendering. This I've realised from looking at my fellow classmates works, I've noticed some of them colour the entire page, crazy colours flying everywhere I'd say but yet they still got similar marks as me.

Object,Plan,Elevation and Section

Ground Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

Right Elevation 

Section Y-Y

Section X-X

Perspective drawings

Visual Diary : One - Point Perspective Drawing

CL : Purple
VP :Orange
EL/HL  : Green
GL : Pink

An extra / redo that I did since the picture quality wasn't showing off to well .

Two - Point Perspective Drawing 

CL : Purple
VP :Orange
EL/HL  : Green
GL : Pink

An extra / redo that I did since the picture quality wasn't showing off to well .

Reflection :

So far I've learnt a lot about perspective drawing during my foundation years. Recalling back I knew it was an important for a designer to know basic perspective in order to create more depth and dimension in their drawings. This time around Miss Norji and Miss Rafidah have thought me more in depth as to what these points and angles are called.