Presentation Drawing - Rendering Presentation (Marker Render)

Basic Composition

Based from the previous orthographic drawings produced previously, you will need to compose a presentation drawing for the dream house theme.

Submission Requirements:

Format : A3 size Landscape format

Theme : Dream House – to design your own title based from the theme given. 

Requirements:

1. Plan – Scale 1:100

2. Section / Elevation - Scale 1:100

3. Title of the presentation

4. Explanation of the house minimum of 5 lines.

5. Outdoor foliage

6. Label area and label the drawing.

7. Render with marker (mix media colour pencil only)

8. Colour scheme : Monotone colour (i.e. Earth tone, blue tone or etc.) add

the drop shadow (grey).

Here are the out come of my presentation drawing by rendering using marker.

I realised it is actually quite hard to render by marker because I could not control the amount of colour come out. I couldn't mix the colour I want. There for I and happy that through out this assignment. I am able to control yet not until professional stage yet. 

*KEEP IT UP*

This is the process of doing it. 

Presentation Drawing - Rendering Perspective (Water Colour)

We are asked to render those drawing below by water colour and produce a 3D feel.

By 3 drawing and select 1 or it.

This is the one I selected

Second try out.

First try out. 

Presentation Drawing - Model Making Picture

Format : A3 size Landscape format

Theme : Dream House – to design your own title based from the theme given.

Then describe it

For this assignment are mainly for us to understand how a presentation drawing it is.

Here is my presentation drawing which based on the model making . 

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Here is my model . =D

3D Drawing - One and Two Point Perspective (CUBE)

We are required to draw 6 different shapes in each drawing which is one point and two point perspective. The shapes are need to project based on the point accurately. 

One point perspective.

-cylinder

-trapezium

-star

-square

-pyramid

Traced on a tracing paper

Two point perspective.

-cylinder

-cone

-pyramid

-hexagon

-circle(Ball)

Traced on a tracing paper 

3D Drawing - One And Two Point Perspective

PICTURE PLANE (PP):

The “window” that is represented by the picture

STATION POINT (SP):

Represents the eye of the observer. It is the camera in a photograph.

VANISHING POINT (VP):

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

GROUND LINE (GL):

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

being described. HORIZON LINE (HL):

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

One Point Perspective

Two Point Perspective 

3D Drawing - Oblique Projections

PLAN OBLIQUE DRAWING

• Present a higher angle of view than isometric drawings

• Use 45°- 45° , 30°- 60°

• In 45°- 45° plan oblique, both sets of vertical

planes receive equal emphasis

• In 30°- 60°plan oblique, one principal set of vertical planes receives more emphasis than the other

3D Drawing - Paraline Projections (Isometric Skill Test)

ISOMETRIC AXES & PLANES

• the horizontal lines are drawn along or parallel to the horizontal axis.

• Similarly the vertical lines are drawn along or parallel to the vertical axis.

• 3D object from a particular viewpoint by aligning along three major axes.

• It is a 2dimensional representation of a 3D drawing in a 2D plane