Sunday, 27 March 2011
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Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
DESCRIPTIVE SKETCHES
1. Celebrating & Melancholy
2. Bold & Melancholy
3. Celebrating & Nature
4. Staring & Nature
5. Positive & Nature
6. Staring & Nature
7. Person & Celebrating
8. Person & Growing
9. Nature & Person
10. Bold & Melancholy
11. Celebrating & Melancholy
12. Nature & Melancholy
13. Bold & Staring
14. Celebrating & Staring
15. Nature & Growing
16. Staring & Nature
17. Celebrating & Person
18. Nature & City
18. Nature & City
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
ARTISTS
MUECK: person, staring, melancholy
MALANGI: nature, celebrating, bold
BANKSY: city, growing, positive
THREE IMAGES
IMAGE A: creative work
Shopping Centre - Daniel Juarez
This is a snapshot of a shopping centre I designed as part of an assignment. This seven story commercial building entails two levels of shopping area, three levels of office space and two levels of underground parking. This is the biggest project I have rendered and the level of detail completely gathers the design procedure.
IMAGE B: great piece of architecture
Goldstein Residence - John Lautner
This design to me is one of the greatest pieces of architecture because I love the way he encorporates free flowing and angular spaces with rough and earthy terrains to create a living space that is both modern but with rustic flair. I love this living space in particular because of the use of high sloping racked ceilings juxtaposed with the openness provided by the glazing.
IMAGE C: something beautiful
Anonymous
This original photograph I believe is beautiful because of its simplicity and authenticity to meaning. I love how images like this simply uses literature to depict double meanings that just resonates with audiences. The way the words blend into the image makes both the image and the meaning beautiful.
This is a snapshot of a shopping centre I designed as part of an assignment. This seven story commercial building entails two levels of shopping area, three levels of office space and two levels of underground parking. This is the biggest project I have rendered and the level of detail completely gathers the design procedure.
IMAGE B: great piece of architecture
This design to me is one of the greatest pieces of architecture because I love the way he encorporates free flowing and angular spaces with rough and earthy terrains to create a living space that is both modern but with rustic flair. I love this living space in particular because of the use of high sloping racked ceilings juxtaposed with the openness provided by the glazing.
IMAGE C: something beautiful
This original photograph I believe is beautiful because of its simplicity and authenticity to meaning. I love how images like this simply uses literature to depict double meanings that just resonates with audiences. The way the words blend into the image makes both the image and the meaning beautiful.
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