Have Fun

Have fun with girls this friday =)

This was my 1st time driving to uni.

Then we have our lunch near by uni.

5 of us =)
Just imagine that we are adventuring

Parking successfully!

Hatching

This is the assignment of hatching.

Hahaha!!

I know that my drawing looks 

funny and weird.

But just try my best..

I will improve myself!!

Hatching

What is hatching?

Hatching is the use of fine, 

parallel lines drawn closely together, 

often rapidly drawn, 

to create the illusion of shade or texture in a drawing. 

Distance may be varied to allow more or less white space between the lines, 

or lineweight varied to thicken the darkness of the lines.

Often used in pencil sketching and in pen-and-ink drawing.

So,

these are all my hatching in visual dairy =)

Hatching and cross hatching example

Hatching- Hand

Hatching- Rose

Hatching- Eye

Hatching- Totoro 

Hatching- Totoro

Assignment 3.3- Ink & Marker Rendering

This is the kitchen with marker rendering.

Exterior Context, Interior Context & Human

The drawing of

exterior context

interior context 

&

human....

The exterior of a building does not exist 

independently of the interior dwelling.

 Its outside context includes signage, 

landscaping, paving for vehicles and pedestrians, 

and of course, 

the relationship to nearby buildings, 

neighborhoods, and public spaces.

Exterior Context

Interior Context

Human

Interior Context(1-point perspective)

Pro Comm Video Taking

Crazzzzzzyyyy ppl XP

we just acted like boss XP

v pei wen ^^

Su wah=)

OMG Cuteeee Flo <3 <3 <3

Assignment 3.1- One Point Drawing

One-point perspective:

* All vertical lines are perpendicular to the horizon

* All horizontal lines are parallel to the horizon

* All diagonal lines intersect at the point on the horizon

Basic Concepts:

* PICTURE PLANE： 

The “window” that is represented by the picture.

* STATION POINT：

Represents the eye of the observer. 

It is the camera in a photograph. 

* VANISHING POINT：

Are points on the horizon line where receding line (planes) meet.

* GROUND LINE：

A line that is parallel to the picture plane at the base of the object being described.

* HORIZON LINE：

A theoretical line that represents the eye level of the observer.

Task 1
This exercise must be done with proper drafting equipment
using scale 1:200

This exercise must be using the previously drawn plans,
elevation and section as the base drawings and measurements,
we are to draw a one-point perspective drawing.
we have to choose only one area(kitchen/ bedroom)
to construct our perspective.
So i draw the perspective drawing of kitchen
using scale 1:200

Kitchen with scale 1:200

1-Point Perspective (Gridline Method)

One-point perspective:

* All vertical lines are perpendicular to the horizon

* All horizontal lines are parallel to the horizon

* All diagonal lines intersect at the point on the horizon

Basic Concepts:

* PICTURE PLANE： 

The “window” that is represented by the picture.

* STATION POINT：

Represents the eye of the observer. 

It is the camera in a photograph. 

* VANISHING POINT：

Are points on the horizon line where receding line (planes) meet.

* GROUND LINE：

A line that is parallel to the picture plane at the base of the object being described.

* HORIZON LINE：

A theoretical line that represents the eye level of the observer.

Free hand drawing of 1-point perspective (gridline)

Assignment 2.6- Isometric& Axonometric

This exercise is to introduce you to one of
3 dimensional presentation drawing techniques available
in communicating designs.

Paraline Drawing

 

From the Orthographic projection given,
we have to draw an isometric drawing in
scale 1:50 scale
and follo the dimension stated in the drawing

Plan Oblique

From this plan oblique,
we have to refer to the previously drawn plans,
elevations and section as the base drawing
in 1: 100 scale.

Paraline Drawing

Design 1-2nd Presentation

OMG!!!

My friends are so cute arh!!!!

All with BIGGGG head~

hahahahaha

Cute Pei Wen

Cute Su Wah

And cute Melaine

Assignment 2.4- Interior Elevation Assignment 2.5- Interior Cross-section

These assignments are to introduce us about
building plan, elevation and section drawings.
Besides that, we have to understand the different function each line
represents in these 2D drawings.
Scale: 1: 75.
Really hard to draw the elevation and section><
Especially the roof!!!
hahaha XP

Front Elevation

Section A-A

 

Side Elevation

 

Section B-B

Assignment 2.3- Architectural Drafting Floor, Roof& Reflected Ceiling Plan

Here's the multi-view plan.

It is a 2D drawing~

it will further enhance our understanding of using scale

and the importance of line weight in 2D drawings.

So we are required to draw 3pcs of task

which are Floor Plan, Roof Plan and Reflected Ceiling Plan.

And the scale is Scale of 1:75.

i spend lots of time in these 3 task

because there are so many details><

We have to measure the scale correctly

and the furniture inside...

Since i've become more patient

Hahahaha....

Reflected Ceiling Plan

Roof Plan

Multiview Drawing Plan& Elevation& Section

These are all multiview drawing which we have to

draw in our visual dairy.

I like drawing in visual dairy

because it is more interesting to me.

We just have to use free hand to draw

no limited by ruler or scale.

It's cool and fun=) 

Multiview Drawing Plan

Multiview Drawing（Elevation and Section）

Multiview Drawing (Elevation and Section)

Multiview Drawing (Elevation and Section)

Multiview Drawing (Elevation and Section)

After IA.D presentation

 We Keep Selfie, selfie and selfie~~~

after the presentation of IA Design.

Hahaha

Have fun with them!=)

With da Girls~

Ah Mel~
I  <3 the pic of the right 1
weird and funny~~
WE R NINJA!!

Photo edited by Flo =)

Assignment 2.2- Symbol, Materials& Lineweight

This assignment is to design a layout of a studio

(3000mm W x 3000mm L)

that constructed with brick wall c/w plaster and paint,

entrance door, window, 

3 panel full-height glass,

and use gypsum panel partition as a dividing space.

For the interior space,

it has seating unit,

drafting table,

and full-height cabinet c/w white board.

Studio with scale 1:20

Architecural Drafting : Symbol

This lecture's visual diary have to draw the 

door symbols, window symbols and materials

with their plan, elevation and section.

Section of doors and windows are kinda hard to me....

because i don't really know how to draw~

hahahaha...

So just search from the internet and ask flo..them~

So i think that

 this lecture can let us know the diffentiate of doors and windows.

Door Symbol

Door Symbol

Window Symbol 

Window Symbol

Material

Material