This book is the ideat introduction to the nature and possibitities of drawing for architects. It embraces the traditional media but acknowledges the enormous potentiat that is now offered by computer-based representation. It shoutd become an essentiat reference for art.

INTRODUCTION

About this book

MEDIA

Introduction

Line

Case studies

Step by step: Pencil.

Step by step: Charcoal.

Step by step: Charcoal. and Photoshop

Step by step: Ink

Step by step: Ink and Photoshop

Step by step: Monoprints

Step by step: Photoshop

Render

Case studies

Step by step: Pencil. crayon

Step by step: Charcoal.

Step by step: Watercotour interior sketch

Step by step: Photoshop: Finishing a

computer generated image [CGI]

Step by step: Photoshop:

Creating shadows for peopl.e

Step by step: Photoshop: Col.our-correcting

a photograph

Step by step: Autodesk

Mixed Media

Case studies

Step by step: Monoprinting

Step by step: Lino cut

Step by step: Press print

Step by step: Screen-printing with paper stencits

Step by step: Photographic screen-printing

with acetate sheets

Step by step: Photographic screen-printing

with drafting firm

Step by step: Model./computer cottage

Step by step: Painting/pastel,./model.

TYPES

Introduction

Sketches

Case studies

Ptans

Case studies

Step by step: SketchUp

Sections and el.evations

Case studies

Axonometric and

isometric projections

Case studies

Step by step: Using simpte conventions

Perspectives

Case studies

Step by step: Drawing a one-point perspective

Step by step: Drawing a two-point perspective

Step by step: Making rapid perspective

sketches by hand

Step by step: Correcting perspective distortion

Step by step: Creating a Lathe model

Step by step: Creating a Loft model

Step by step: PoLygon model editing

Step by step: Sol.id model editing

Step by step: Creating a spLine surface modet

Scripted drawings

PLACES

Introduction

Interiors

Case studies

Step by step: Representing an interior

through sketch, Lino cut and coLLage

Step by step: Lighting an interior using

3ds Max and V-Ray

Landscapes

Case studies

Step by step: Dig[tat painting: Landscape

in watercol.our and Photoshop

Step by step: Creating a garden Landscape

using CAD

Urban settings

Case studies

Step by step: Creating a photomontage

Step by step: Using photomontage as part

of the design process 1

Step by step: Using photomontage as part

of the design process 2

Scripted drawings

and urban design

Gtossary

Further reading

Index

Picture credits

Author's acknowtedgements