EXPERIMENTATION SESSION PART 2

                                     MODIFIED SKETCHES DURING 

                          EXPERIMENTATION SESSION

At long last, my sketches were coming to fruition. For the second phase of my project build-up, I decided to make larger drawings with more details

In the second phase, I planned to make three major sketches. The main idea  I had in mind was stacked Architecture. I indirectly used ideas from the object inspiration lesson in this. The object which was a flower was not simple and had different features to it which made it unique. Therefore, I settle on the stacked Architecture idea considering a contemporary design. This drawing was made using an isometric technique where the building is drawn at a 30-degree angle. It is a three-storey art gallery that has an open rooftop.

                          USING THE LIGHT BOARD TO ADVANCE MY SKETCHES 

A light board is a drawing tool which illuminates light. It enables individuals to make new sketches or trace old sketches to create new outcomes. I used the light board to derive a second three-dimensional sketch from the initial one I made. I did this by taping the first sketch onto the drawing board and placing the new sheet over it. 

                 

The tools I used to aid me were a B pencil as well as a ruler. Since the first angular sketch I made had more straight edges and lines, I tweaked my second sketch by adding more circular shapes and patterns 

This is the final outcome of the second sketch I made. This was quite abstract compared to the initial one. It has features such as a glass-framed elevator on the outside as well as a wave-shaped roof and curved windows because making a 3d model of this would be quite difficult, I made the decision to make the last and final sketch which would be what I envision my final outcome to be. 

Finally, I made this final sketch by combining features of the first and second sketches. I added the stacked architecture in the first sketch and combined it with the curved glass windows in the second to produce this final piece. When making this final sketch, I considered the fact that I had limited time to make a 3d final outcome so I tried to make it as simple as possible but still made it possess authentic features.