DC/BIA/02: Freehand Horizontal & Vertical Line Drawing
(Attempt 2) I filled up the entire page with a pattern and woman inspired by Klimt paintings and kept the rendering neat and gradated.
DC/BIA/03a: Multiview Orthographic Projections
In this assignment we are introduced to the various orthographic drawings and terminologies. We had to interpret the various views from our own understanding based on an Alphabet model.
DC/BIA/03b: Understanding Plan, Elevation & 3D View (3D blocks)
As part of the orthographic exercise, we had to draw 3D blocks in various views from our imagination with the guidelines (such as measurements and scale) provided by the lecturers.
DC/BIA/04: Layout Plan (Ground & First Floor)
Disclaimer: as the rendering was too light under the camera, it could not be detected hence the different light settings to ensure clarity of the orthographic drawings. Sorry for the inconvenience.
We were taught the technique of projection from blueprints to produce these drawings. It is faster and more accurate than tracing, copying, or measuring. We also learnt to project with the aid of guidelines and the steps to project to make it as efficient and accurate as possible.
DC/BIA/04c: Right Elevation
We further practised projection using the plans to produce an elevation with a reference picture. I realised the provided blueprints had many errors so the challenge was to correct and adjust it according to my basic knowledge and judgment.
DC/BIA/04d: Section X-X & Section Y-Y
The last 2D orthographic exercise was to produce a section drawing with minor interior details. We also learned about standard sizes and heights for interior furnishes, how to break a drawing, and other key shortcuts and icons for orthographic drawings.
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