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Seasonal shifts and the changes it brings: TSAR Carpets’ latest collection embraces the passage of time

Habitus Living

In the morning after, Aitken sketched a series of ephemeral graphic patterns that lived on her drawing board for years until the partnership with TSAR Carpets provided the opportunity to turn her dreams into reality.

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Kendall College of Art and Design spotlights sixteen student projects

Deezen

I compiled images and fabric swatches that would inspire the piece and made thumbnail sketches of my ideas. Zhang's Boya Nursing Chair render was made using Rhino, KeyShot and Photoshop. My creative practice involves a large amount of research followed by drawing a hefty amount of composition sketches. Student: Boya Zhang.

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Divide | Physical and Mental Segregation

ArchiDiaries

Divide, a challenge is to make a picture story of the segregation that is seen in the society around you, using not more than 8 images – along with a concept note. This concept note can be added in the journal section that covers a description of your picture story. A concept note about 500 words in the journal section.

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TSAR Carpets’ and Brooke Aitken’s new collection is an Ode to the Passing of Time

Habitus Living

Inspired, she grabbed a pen and sketched out styles and marked down colours, later hanging this scribe on her pinboard as a note to her future self. BA: I initially created six designs in photoshop which were then passed over to TSAR. Can you take us through some techniques that were used for Passage?

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ILLUMINATING HISTORY

Shades of Grey

One of these clients was asking if this technique could be extended to help them to grasp the specialist lighting design in a more visceral setting. This image is generated from Enscape, then processed in Photoshop. of construction techniques, thermal performance, spatial relationships and so on. Why do I do this?

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Pier and Beam Foundations - KHouse Progress | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

Since a number of people don’t seem to understand this concept, I thought I would whip together some sketches to help illustrate my point. Love the sketches too. link] Bob Borson I did the sketches on top of trace paper (like 90% of all my sketches) but I scanned these in and added some color in photoshop.

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KHouse Modern Progress Update | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

I am amazed at how little the original concept actually changed despite all the tweaking we have done to the plan. I still think sketch up is way easier, but just for 3d views. If I had staff, I would probably design in sketch up, and have “them” do the plans… too bad my staff can’t draw.

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