Staircase Sketches

18 SKETCHES

Week 2

This is the Sketch i wanted to practice and develope on my first attempt at sketch up.




Attempt at first design using Sketch-up.

Week 1

THE ARTISTS

RICHARD GOODWIN

Title: Compressed

Noun: Reinforced
Verb: Compelling
Adjective: Distruction
Link: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi2I9KNY6wUKCkDrJHQjayCZSI6ePrCaMMmTBAe6HEa1MGoB02RwBNGFgpposb_cKFbX4NwdjaI7uJzpUkg1-e6HUKIcG7bCht0L1UzcG0pS5BSY6JLFbkC_mgHA1OHoYRGcCmgGpy1WiE/s400/02-big.jpg

PATRICIA PICCININI Title: The Long Awaited

Noun: Wonderful
Verb: Intriguing
Adjective: Pierce
Link: http://artheat.net/mixtape/uploaded_images/patricia-piccinini-796453.jpg

RICKY SWALLOW

Title: Tusk 2007

Noun: Love
Verb: Mystifying
Adjective: Strong
Link: http://thestrangeattractor.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/ricky.jpg

SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL

This is an original picture of Laguna Beach, California. I use to live in California, and Laguna Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the west coast. This Photograph was taken by me, one reason I like this picture quite I bit is due to the different color contrasts. At this time the beach might look quite empty but right behind me there’s thousands of people some like me taking pictures and others enjoying the Los Angeles weather.

A GREAT PIECE OF ARCHITECTURE

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is a museum of modern and contemporary arts designed by a Canadian American Architect Frank Gehry, it is located in Bilbao, Spain. When it was opened to the public in 1997, it was immediately hailed as one of the world's most spectacular buildings. The museum features permanent and visiting exhibits of works by Spanish and international artists, and draws an estimated one million visitors to the city every year.

LINK: http://www.evworld.com/images/bilbao_guggenheim.jpg

MY MOST CREATIVE PIECE OF WORK

This is a project I did in my second year at tafe. It is a perspective view of a Community Centre project we had to do at the time. The program we were allowed to use were Revit or ArchiCad, I choose to do this on revit because I am more familiar with the program. I would say it is a very simplistic design but it has all the functions and make it a good one. The render is very simple as well; I could have extended it by adding clouds, component, vegetation and better quality of render.