Process Pictures

Final presentation boards
Final Model


Original view of the northwest corner.

Original view of the southwest corner.


Initial Perspectives.







My rendering of the pine wood used on the loft floor.
The artists own studio in Brooklyn N.Y.
Precedent Image. I used the loft and exposed brick in this image for inspiration.
Original floor plan

Clue 7

Clue 6

Clue 5

Here is my first sketch for the Pimp My Ride assignment.

Clue 4

Here are my four renderings of the reading corner. I used red, orange green and purple and gray for shadows.

Clue 3

Here is my reading corner before rendering

Clue 2

For my 25 patterns I used art deco from the skyscrapers in New York as inspiration.

Clue 1

Here are my sketches, which have captions so i need not say much more, except i really enjoyed the ambiance at the coffee shop which made it so pleasant to draw. in the park i think i tried to drw too big of an area, i will work on condensing my field of view.

Here are my sketches of Falling Water and Monticello, these were quick. I was pleasantly surprised to see how different and more beautiful each place looked in person. The pictures hardly do them justice.

Wow! The difference between these two is unmistakable. What a difference a week makes. I thought the first one was good...which it was, but in the second image I was willing to take more risks by placing a rock floor and using entourage.

The inspiration for my perspective came from the view I see when I leave the Gatewood building. I used diferent line weights, grey scale and vignete. The smoke stack and sidewalk place where the location is on campus.