Presentation Drawing
This interior design project presents the elements of two- and three-dimensional design as related to interior representational drawings. The emphasis of this project was on one- and two-point perspective drawings and sketching.
The importance of this project was to practice hand drawing and sketch effectively to get the design across with proper representation.
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This bathroom drawing is my favorite project I completed within presentation drawing! This is a one-point perspective drawn at an angle which adds an extra element of difficulty. it was a challenge to make sure all the lines properly lined up in the perspective so that it looked visually correct.
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My first project within presentation drawing was a one-point perspective drawing in which I chose to do a little girls bedroom because I wanted to draw something fun, colorful and youthful. The hardest part about this project was trying to draw and watercolor all the different textures going on within the design as well as shading to show where the light is hitting.
I have always loved to draw and do artwork growing up so this was a particularly fun course to take and one that I am very proud of the drawings I created.
Thanks for reading!
-Jocelyn