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Tiffany & Co. Reception - Completed Project

A couple of weeks ago I shared some sneak peek shots of the Tiffany & Co. reception area that I designed for a school project, but it was all crinkled and the pictures were horrible quality.Today I wanted to show you the completed project, including my presentation boards, floor plan, elevations and perspective drawing! It looks so much smoother now that it is glued down.I wanted to create a

Evolution of a Drawing

I must apologize for neglecting this blog all week. Quite simply I've been busy and uninspired.Quality over quantity sometimes, you know? But today I'm back with an inside look at the evolution of a drawing to create this finished result: This is the reception for Tiffany & Co. head office that I designed for my term 3 rendering class. You can see that the paper is a bit crinkled, but once I

My First Fully Rendered Perspective

Hi Loves. This term, there hasn't been too much school work to share on the ol blog because most of it has been detailing and/or technical work, which doesn't make for the most exciting post.But last night, I finished my first fully rendered perspective drawing!I'm actually really proud of the way it turned out:Basically for this assignment, I had to take these 2-D plan and elevation views:and