Jim Leggitt (Water Color Effects) I wrote a blog post on December 9, 2013 detailing the step-by-step process I used for visualizing a repurposed space within a historic feed and grain building in Colorado. This followup article is about the importance of creating a "series" of sketches for a single project to best communicate design ideas.
This visualization project involved a proposal to renovate the ground floor of the brick agricultural building into artist studios, multi-use events spaces, art galleries and commercial space. I created a total of six illustrations for this studioINSITE project. Below are the additional five sketches and a brief explanation about each. Feed + Fuel Cafe Sketch The process of creating this cafe sketch (and all others) involved starting with a photograph of the existing space, developing sketch detail in red pencil, illustrating the scene in ink and finally coloring it with markers and colored pencils. Outdoor Concert Sketch Multipurpose Events Space Sketches Wedding Party Sketch. Nilo Aleo - Home. John Walsom - Architectural Perspectives and Illustrations.
Toh Shimazaki Architecture - Home. Spine3D - Architectural Animation & Illustration Studio. Nicolas Richelet - Portfolio - Infographiste - Architecture, Animation et Illustrations - Hayes Davidson. Ronen Bekerman's 3d Architectural Visualization Blog - The source for sharing & learning about all aspects of 3d architectural visualization.