The Wall (bad pink floyd reference)

Posted by Daniel Tuveson in TECH1-003 on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 12:46 pm

We started learning about drawing in perspective by drawing boxes. From here we went on to draw our names in 3d letters, doors, and a room all in perspective. The purpose of this was to try and draw one wall of Miss Hull's room in perspective. For me the hardest part of this project was finding the horizon and drawing the ceiling. I didn't add many details to my drawing, because I usually get caught up in shading and details of objects. For me details are too easy, so I just focused on drawing all of the objects and basic details.
Rosie Flite Did a good job of making the ceiling tiles in perspective and drew the walls realistically.

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Perspectivity of a Room

Posted by Jamie Murphy in TECH1-003 on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 12:45 pm

In the beginning of when this class we started learning of perspective. We drew boxes using orthogonal. Then from there we turned those boxes into creating our names. From there we moved onto making doors and windows. Using the vanishing point to get all of our lines.

Something that I found very easy and useful was the vanishing point and finding the center. We had to find the center to create the X going through our box. When we had to make lines it was easy because all we had to do was line in up with the vanishing point

Something I found difficult was making the doors and windows. I had trouble making them look 3-D and real. I’ll work on it though.

One persons artwork that I feel that did really well with her 3-D drawings was Taylor's.

The way she made her two walls look like they came of off the page was good. So she put in enough detail for it to look real. It was an overall great drawing.

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Class Room

Posted by Byshera Moore-Williams in TECH1-003 on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 12:42 pm

We started this project with an horizon line and that and making a box and figuring out what lines you would see. I stared off with a small back wall and then I found the vanishing point to make the side walls. Then I measured out the floor and the top wall to make tile. then from there it was filling it in with detail with the furniture and the doors and paint. I was easy to learn how to make back walls and doors. It was hard to learn how to make the window sill.

I think that Alisha has a lot of good work. Her art is well drawn and it has a lot of detail. The room looks really real and every thing is level and the design is really good.