CASEPIECE : This was a custom made piece that was incorporated into the William Mcdonough Kitchen. The drawers come out from either direction that the user prefers.
This was a material case study that was done in class. The images go from full scale to a more zoomed in scale. I concentrated on wood, glass, fabric and stone.
This was one of the custom made pieces that I designed for the William Mcdonough kitchen. It is do demonstrate a back and forth movement to represent my concept of a waterfall.
For one of the final projects in the visual communications class we learned how to explode cabinets. This just shows a detailed image of how a cabinet in our space would look like.
This was a logo that I made according to the project that we are doing currently in Studio. My concept is a waterfall and I decided to include this materials to represent the natural elements of a waterfall.
After weeks and weeks of working on The Entenza House it finally came to an end. The final project consisted of a composition of all the drawings that were required, put together from not knowing what the house looked like to seeing the perspective view.
This next assignment we were to pick a time period or style that was of our interest and take from it to recreate a room of our own. I decided to stick with a Greek Revival antique look. The image inspiration was from a hotel that with just taking a step into it, it could take you to that time.
In this assignment we were to look at the original floor plan and double the size without knowing what the actual house looks like. Also we used different size pens to show depth.
This weeks competition consisted of a black line drawing of a camera that was then put into photoshop to create color and shadow using all the techniques we have learned so far. This was the outcome of my drawing.
When finished composing all these drawings we were to put together a composition on photoshop. I decided to use colors that were in my Maud Gatewood inspiration as my border lines.
In this last edited version, i decided to go with a more darker color. I feel that when not rendered correctly it is really hard to keep or have the effect you want on it.
In this version I wanted to change colors on furniture. I feel that Photoshop helps by doing these so that not only you dont have to render it by hand but this gives you an easier way of doing it.
Photoshop editing is really helpful. I decided to try to keep all the regular colors but adding a little more shadow with the burner. I also find it helpful to brighten all the colors.