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Lesson #3 FreehandDrawing 1.1 - Cube AndPrism Building SketchesLesson Objectives:• Understanding how to sculpt into 3d volumes correctly in perspective.• Mixing both line drawing and hatching into a uniform, stable image.• Mixing entourage, various graphic elements into a freehand sketchFocus On:• Focus on constructing the whole volumes with back lines as well (just like drawing always is)• Get all the detailing in regarding sculpting volumes• Sky and earth - always have a grind for the earth part, always have sky contrast for skyPossible Mistakes:• Starting off with a small drawing, then trying to distract attention from that by overusing entourage andgraphics tricks• Not sculpting in the detailing, but trying to paint the windows on• Not making the overall image 3d enoughLesson Introduction• When you are starting off with freehand drawing, it is best that you focus on getting better skills in the drawingitself, and less on the creative ideas.• Creative ideas and building on your own vision come after you can express yourself through regular drawing.• Copy the reference material as good as you can - ‘good artist copy, great artist steal.’Each Sketch Is Done On An A3 Sheet!Cube House IntroductionThe cube house is a standard 10 x 10 x 10 m cube, so first, draw that in perspective.We will divide the house in three floors with a one-meter elevated ground floor with a flat terraced roof.That means 10 meters minus 1 meter for the elevated ground floor. Then minus 60 cm for the flat terrace, then dividethat by 3.The resulting distance of 2,7 something also will have minus 20 cm for each floor slab.By doing this you are sure to get a sketch that is 100% anchored in real life - you will notice the difference in qualitybetween this approach and everything else out there.Lesson #3 Freehand Drawing 1.1 - Cube And Prism Building Sketches32
After all this is done, you can start drawing the details which make for a cube house - copy one of the references asaccurately as possible.There is a catch to this - if we are talking about a cube house, then it means your final design needs to have proportionsclose to that of a cube.Double check for that - ‘is the building looking bulky like a cube, or does it have too many cuts in it?’.Draw Like A Real Architect33
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