One point & Two point Perspective and Oblique Drawing

One point & Two point Perspective

In this exercise, we get to recognized a few points that form a Perspective. Such as, Ceiling Line (CL), Ground Line (GL) and more....

Two Point Perspective:

One Point Perspective:

In this exercise, I succeed on how to recognized the lines easily and I found out this technic really help me a lot. It guides perfectly and accurate.

Oblique Drawing:

In this task, we need to draw a structure by using oblique method drawing together with the title block.There's a plan and 2 elevation diagram in the given paper. 

I choose to do in 45 ° - 45 °

While doing this task, I realized that a professional Architecture drawing is not easy to draw. Due to in foundation, we used to draw in free hand in every drawing. But now in degree, every drawing has their own fixed way to draw. It must follow their exact ways and angle to do it, if not the outcome wouldn't be nice and looks not "formal". I should practise more on this technic so I wouldn't have so much of mistake when I continue on next sem.   

Isometric test:

Redang Island Field Trip

During our sem break, we have a field trip to Redang Island to get inspired for our final assignment for Introduction to Intrior Project and Design Communication. We spent 3 days 2 nights on the island. While on the Island, we snorkeling in the morning, sketching and explore the island in the evening and perform at night.

On the 1st day, Miss Norji give us a task. Sketch an item that you saw on the island. I sketch a beach volleyball court due to I missed the time in high school where is the first time I played volley ball.

On the 3rd day, Miss Norji conducted a small class which is about Paraline Drawing.

I learned to draw 3D by using angle and boxes, it makes it more parallel. 

Visual Diary Task:

Sketch note, when we going back from Redang Island to Taylor Campus...