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)

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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)