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Week 2

Updated: Apr 12, 2019


This week's lesson is about perspective. Therefore as you can see, I sketched all my drawing using one and two points of perspective. All this drawing is a public interior, and they are taken in many different places; those include mall, tram, and university.


The Interesting part that captures my attention from this space is how the light is reflected to the side wall and it is making some kind of a pattern. As we all know, light can be used in a thoughtful way with consideration for the well-being of the inhabitants, their need for light and air, and artful ways to provide them. In this building which possesses dark palettes, light plays an important part in which it enhances a more dramatic look to the space, bringing out a new point of view(focal point) for this gloomy looking space. #Light#shadow#perspective#onepoint#emporiummall

The perspective drawing of the Emporium Mall which captures the view of different levels of the building

The reason why I choose the interior of a tram is because for most people, they still think that interior is always inside building, always related to enclosed spaces, inside wall and with ceiling, however, the reality is it's not. Interior can be applied to any spaces you feel you're in 'something' or you're surrounded with things that makes you feel you're inside it, this also includes the interior of a tram

The perspective drawing of the Melbourne Central bridge. Entering the space, I was immediately captivated by how bright the space is because of its full installation of glass for the wall as well as ceiling, in which it lets natural lights in and creates a seamless link between indoor and outdoor. With all the 'greenhouse' kind of concept, walking through the space, it made me feel refreshed and peaceful, it was like that kind of feeling when you walked into nature/forest. I also like how this place is not just designed as walking path but also as a space for people to just sit down and relax while enjoying the outdoor view, or maybe a place to study and even just for casual hangout with friends and family. In this drawing, I used color shading to accentuate the light and shadow created from the natural light which came from the window, and lastly, I also tried to make the drawing as detailed as possible to show the complex pattern of the ceiling


This drawing shows the view of the interior of the RMIT Building which is taken from lower eye level. I find this drawing interesting as you can see many patterns and textures used within the space


The interior of a construction building's corridor. This image is using one point perspective and captures different texture, structure and materiality within the space. I also added silhouettes of human figure to show the scale of the space


The view of different levels of mall building taken from upper eye level


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