Showing posts with label ID106. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ID106. Show all posts

Thursday, October 24, 2013

A Finished Floor Plan


For my rendering class I created a floor plan for a house located in the Arizona desert.  Since it was a floor plan I wanted to focus on putting different textures onto the floor.  I was really excited to experiment with terra cotta tiles.  It was fun using a handful of markers and blending them together to create the various hues of the tiles.  I kept the color scheme in neutral tones and contrasted it with the white walls and pops of blues.  For the exterior I brightened up the desert landscape with bright pops of tropical plants and deep blue planters.  And no desert house is complete without a blue tiled pool to cool off in those hot summer days.


Be Bold in your Designs.

peace&love
Rebecca

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

To Render A Floor..

..use lots of markers.  The key is in the layers.  Im trying my new techniques on different types of floors.  Terra cotta, herringbone wood panels, cement pavers.

 terra cotta tiles
 light wood panels in a herringbone
cement pavers

Stay tunes for the rest of the rendering of this floor plan.

peace&love
Rebecca

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Rendering.. Playing with Color

Playing with colored pencils.

Playing with markers.
Slowly it comes together.  Stay tuned for the final product.

peace&love
Rebecca

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Design 106

Last week I started my second semester of Interior Design classes.  It is so refreshing, after a summer of being in the field, to get back to the drawing board.  I am currently in Interior Design 106 , a rendering class, where I am learning all the basics and trick to drawing interior spaces.  Interior Design is unique in the fact that it takes the technical skills in the drafting stage then the artistic skills in the rendering.  With a balance of the two, a really beautiful piece of artwork is created that correctly represents the space that is about to be remodeled.  

The first project is to design a small bathroom.  Check out the beginning stages of the rendering process.


The Inspiration. 
Sketched out.
Keep posted for ink rendering followed by the color rendering!

Be Bold in your design choices.

peace&love
Rebecca