Final Project- Prototype and Drawing

The first model I made is on the right. It wasn't sturdy enough and had to be held. And the drawing is a plan, elevation, section, and perspective of the light that was portrayed.

Final Project

These were my final luminaries. The first one is without it turned on and the second is in the dark against a white background.

Lake House

This is Lake House with a few revisions, mainly making the house larger in order to accommodate the furniture. The entire left side of the house was extended about 4'. I also enlarged the porch and included a screen enclosing the porch. The great room is bigger also. Furniture was added according to what the Blanding's wanted in their home. My job was to search furniture sites and fill their Lake House with the style of furniture I liked.

Lake House

This is the first version of the Lake House floor plan, just the basics.

Lights

To me I really feel that all of these images show light in many different and fascinating ways. I am especially drawn to lights that glow/starburst or project downward into water.

Multicolored lights are also very interesting, Northern Lights are absolutely amazing in how they light up the sky in many arrangements of colors. Lights in the sky projecting from the clouds or shining down rays onto the land demand your attention and draw your eye all the way down. The image of the glow in the jar is very fascinating in the fact that it is a soft light and easy to look at and creates a red color on the wall when the actual light is a yellow-orange.

Lights

Lights

Lights

Lights

Lights

Lights

Shadow boxes

We took items from our Junk Drawers and put them in 3-D shadow boxes. We practiced our shading and cross-hatching. According to my shading the light is in the top left corner.

Junk Drawer

On an 18x24 paper we were to draw items we might find in a junk drawer and make a collage type. I ran out of things to draw quickly and had to resort to my toolbox.

Vanishing Point

My selection to put on the 18x24, between two shelves on the 9th floor of the Jackson Library.

Elevations

These are the drawings of the final Two Spaces project.

Dialog-Two Spaces

I made this project three times, this being the first one. The goal was to create two defined spaces using twelve 4x6 bristol board cards and twelve skewers. The other two are pictured below.

Attempt number 2

Attempt number 3

Vanishing Point pt. 2

Practicing Vanishing Point

For this assignment we had to draw one image from each place, the Jackson Library, the EUC and the Gatewood building.

Unity Drawings

The Unity project finished with all 5 views.

Unity Drawings

These are the Views in more detail.

Model of the Final Four

This is one of the models that i made that is from one of the Final four drawings.

Unity

For this project we had the guidelines of 12, 4x6 pieces of bristol board, 12 skewers, making anything we want as long as we used all of the materials. Everything also had to be on a 12x12 base. This was not my original idea but after I worked on some ideas I discovered that this is more interesting. I soon found out that this was very difficult to make, especially three of them.

Nature as a Tool

This project required us to get a fruit or vegetable and draw it from all angles. Then we had to cut it open and draw each side, one in pen and one in pencil.

The drafting for the Model in Multi-View.