SECRET OF MY SKETCHES

*1ST-I SKETCH ROUGHLY ON MY BUTTER PAPER
*2ND-DARKEN UP ABIT TO MAKE MY IMAGE CLEARER
*3RD-I MADE IT MORE STAND UP BY USING BLACK BOLD PEN-0.2/0.4
*4RD-I TOUCH UP BY USING STROKES TAUGHT IN CLASS

SJ05-Site plan & Thumbnails+texture interest

We are to produce those mention above in Taylor's .
The site has to be measured and drawn up in scale.

 My group chose our site in front of Truffles which is on the ground floor beside the outdoor amphitheater. We measured the site for 10m x 15m. Above is the image of our site plan in scale of 1:50 which is 1m:2cm.

SJO4b-TEMPLATES

Templates are very important symbols
we have to learn about it and apply it in our drawings in the future. 
THERE'S ARE SOME  brief introductions ON THOSE templates I FOUND ON WEB.
                                        ..........................ENJOY.................................

                                                  Lines conventions

                                                         stairs              types of contours

                                                                        contour

SJ04a Tracing one-architect chosen (Le Corbusier)

*was a Swiss architect, designer, urbanist, writer and painter, famous for being one of the pioneers of what now is called Modern architecture or the International style.


I HAVE CHOSEN -La chapelle de Ronchamp a cinquante ans
Some history of it:)
"Le Corbusier, a staunch atheist, at first had refused to accept the commission to rebuild the chapel, destroyed during World War II. But a visit to the site and the promise of total artistic freedom in designing the building ultimately convinced him, says Jean-François Mathay, whose father, François, was one of the project's promoters. It was controversial, since a petition against Le Corbusier's chapel went all the way to the Vatican. The work began four years later, with the architect hoping to calm the polemical battle.

"In a region with a fairly traditional mindset, Le Corbusier's chapel was received rather poorly. But the residents of Ronchamp today understand that they have a treasure high up on their hill," says Stéphane Potelle, a historian specializing in Le Corbusier, whom he calls "an agnostic architect who was steeped in spirituality." The Ronchamp chapel was the first of three religious buildings designed by the architect. It's "mind-blowing for art historians because it is not of a piece with the rest of Le Corbusier's career," says the historian. "We find here an interest in space, a control of light, the use of concrete characteristic of his work, but also an incredibly personal aspect, surely tied to the proximity of the site to the town of La Chaux de Fonds, in Switzerland, where Le Corbusier grew up with his mother, Marie, whom he venerated and whose first name is attached to the Marian focus of the chapel."

The building itself is a comparatively small structure enclosed by thick walls, with the upturned roof supported on columns embedded within the walls. In the interior, the spaces left between the wall and roof, as well as asymmetric light from the wall openings serve to further reinforce the sacral nature of the space and buttress the relationship of the building with its surroundings.

.......here are some tracing i did:)........

.....i found it under -GREATBUILDING.COM-

....AND its all prepared on scale already.....

SJO3b-Sketches during class

*This is what we did during lecture torture us to sketch in less then 5 minutes 

My work are still very roughly done

*ms dee-  played songs to distract us:p

SJ 03a- Visualizing Thru' Sketches:Observation & Perspectives

 PLAN


* My view on different angles of perspective(view A.B.&C)

 External Perspective
* my capture on analyzing perspective is on block A.
* Took different angle-spot the best shot and i manage to sketch it almost accurate as im still mastering on my sketches of understanding perspective:)

1st Internal Perspective
*by using 1 point perspective.
*details-the lamp poston    the(pillars)

2nd internal perspective
* the pathway of the MPH
*using the techniques of perspective -giving a good clearer image of the pathway.
* window-detail

SJO2b

 -Sketched 3 objects and 1 perspective and applied the strokes.
-we select 2 strokes for each object.
-i find it easy on applying
*ZIG ZAG(LOVING IT-EASIER)
                                  
 *CROSS HATCHING(COOL)
                                  
 *POINTILLISM (FREAKING AWESOME)  

 *SHORT DASH(OK):)



 *CONTINOUS ( FUN!)
  
 *SCRIBBLE (I LOVE IT)

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✬1 PERSPECTIVE
     *COMBINATION OF CHOSEN STROKES THAT I WANT
       TO APPLY ON MY DRAWING.
            SCRIBBLE
            POINTILLISM
            ZIG ZAG
            CROSS HATCHING

        

SJ O2a

-Sketch all different types of strokes using different  types of objects to hatch to indicate definition form each object used.