Week 3 - Studio Activities

Orthographic Drawing 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Final Curated Blog - Developing your Style

Image
3 Minute Individual Presentation 100 Word Written Statement Line & Natural Surfaces explores the interactions between light and natural surfaces in creating shadows. I aimed to understand this connection by projecting light sources to mimic early morning light from the east entering the vertical window and afternoon light from the west engaging with the slanting rooftop garden. Furthermore, artificial light sources interact with the internal space forming a web of shadows around the staircase and on the floor below. Overall the project created both harsh geometric shadows and delicate lines of light, which through photography and photoshop could be examined to establish the unique interactions with natural surfaces.  10 Best Process Images
Read more

Week 8 - Photoshopping and Adding Texture to Models

Image
Final Composition of the Spaces within the Environment I put a white low opacity screen over the room to represent the wall that would be there but isn't existent to allow one to see in. Photoshopping in Texture I like the surfaces of natural materials and the way these irregular and polished surfaces interact with the light that enters the window, through the door and produced by the downlights above. Natural materials create this connection between the indoors and outdoors. Though I have used some manufactured textures in the image below most originate from natural materials allowing these textures to take on other forms and textures. House 1 Textures House 2 Textures House 3 These are the original textures I wished to use in my space, it utilises a combination of natural textures and has a white roof which helps to increase albedo meaning that more light is reflected back into the atmosphere rather than being a...
Read more

Remake of Week 7 Model

Image
Remake - Includes Rooftop Garden My fusion 360 model includes a rooftop garden made from Chux Heavy Duty Scourer. Colour is given to the soil using oil pastels and the plants made from the scourer pulled apart. It is easily cut to the shape of the hollow it needs to fit. After discussing and contemplating the aim of my project natural elements are important, therefore I have created another rooftop garden in my week 7 model. This creates a continuity between the models and the connection to nature. It also creates a reason that the other model made in the weeks prior doesn't fit this common theme of light interacting with natural surfaces.  The rooftop garden space now creates shadows that interact with the colourbond roofing. The lighting used to create these shadows are meant to mimic those made by the afternoon sun as the roofline is too high for the morning sun to hit the plants. The roofline also dips down into the centre of the house as this room is lo...
Read more