First Year Drawing: Project Three

DRAWING SECTIONS

STEPS:

Make a series of freehand sections based your plan drawings

Show either the lighting or materiality of your space.

FINAL REQUIREMENT:

1. One finished sectional drawing

USE THE FOLLOWING:

Tracing paper
Photocopies
Pencils/coloured pencils

CONSIDER:

- Use the drawing to explore the key vertical relationships implied in your design
- The sharpness of your pencil
- Your use of line weight
- Composition of your drawings on the sheet.

First Year Drawing : Project Two

PROJECT TWO : PLANS

METHOD:

1. Cut your chosen object in half.

2. Make a series of freehand plans of your object. Use shading, hatching and different line weights.

3. Select one of your site plans (from Tuesdays class)

4. Choose one of your freehand plans. Draw your plan into your chosen site. Consider how the site changes your original drawing.

FINAL REQUIREMENT:

1. x3 Freehand plan drawings
2. x1 Plan drawn into your site

USE THE FOLLOWING:

A3 cartridge paper
Ink pen, pencils, coloured pencils
Butter paper

CONSIDER:

- The sharpness of your pencil
- Your use of lineweight
- Composition of your drawings on the sheet.

First Year Drawing : Project One

PROJECT ONE: SITE MAP

METHOD

1. You have been supplied with five patterns, each representing a site map.

2. Discuss in class what activities might occur on the site - choose activities that relate to your chosen object. How might these activities differ in each site.

3. Map the activities that occur on each site through the use of symbols and codes. Use colour, line weight and a variety of patterns to differentiate each activity. (x5 sketches).

4. Develop and refine x1 of your original sketches. (x1 Presentation Drawing).

5. Write a short story - no more than three paragraphs – describing what events/activities have occurred in your final
presentation drawing. (x1 Story)

FINAL REQUIREMENT:

1. x5 sketches of your site map
2. x1 presentation drawing of your site map
3. x1 story

USE THE FOLLOWING:

- A3 cartridge paper (for your completed presentation drawing)
- Ink pen, pencil, coloured pencil
- Butter paper
.
CONSIDER:

- The sharpness of your pencil
- Your use of lineweight
- Your use of colour
- Composition of your drawings on the sheet.