VISIONS IN VECTOR ELECTIVE III
RHEA DESHMUKH
A21009
FoY C
WORKSHOP PREMISE
Visions in Vector is an 8-day workshop designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to transform their architectural designs into compelling visual representations using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign. Through a series of structured exercises, students will learn to master these software tools, enabling them to communicate their design ideas graphically with precision and creativity. This skill will help them effectively communicate their design ideas and enhance their portfolios.
TABLE OF CONTENT
EXERCISE 1
• Learning the basic tools and commands of Adobe Illustrator. Drawing a basic geometric composition Exploring textures and line weights.
Drawing a Architectural elements. Practice Adding Depth to Drawings with colors
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• Creating blocks of Humans, Trees, Furniture etc Composition through the Blocks
• Architectural Plan, Section or Elevation
• Cleaning the drawing, Layering and Rendering Incorporate elements like humans, trees, furniture, and objects to enhance the line drawing.
EXERCISE 1
Geometric Drawing Illustration
Exploring the essentials of Drawing Illustration, learning basic illustration commands, how to fill hatches with solid colors, and varying line weights.
LINE WEIGHTS
TEXTURES
LINE WEIGHTS
TEXTURES
EXERCISE 2
Architectural element Illustration
Rendering architectural illustrations, where strategic use of color will help transform and elevate your drawings.
EXERCISE 3
Creating Blocks
Delving into the creation of blocks in illustrater, this will help learn to craft and assemble blocks to form compelling compositions.
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COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
EXERCISE 4
Architectural Illustration
This exercise involves taking a plan, section, or elevation where skills learned in the previous exercises will be applied. It’s a culmination of your practice, integrating line weights, textures, patterns, and blocks to create a comprehensive and detailed architectural illustration
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