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Published: 2012-09-03 15:41:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 16918; Favourites: 548; Downloads: 636
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"Mash-Up" of three of my perspective sketches, my home designs number 317, 304, and 323, imagined on a gentle sloping lot. Each original drawing was done on a separate sheet, roughly 8"x11" or A4 size, scanned to computer, and "mashed-up" with software to blend the seams. Fun stuff!Each original portrait/perspective sketch can be found elsewhere in my gallery. All three homes have been extensively planned out, so there are complete floor plans and elevations for all three in my sketch binders. As such, they are viable designs for "real" homes. In fact, since I drew these up 8-10 years ago, a version of the home on the far right, 323, was built in Texas.
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These homes would look great in a subdivision nestled atop a secluded ridge outside of a bustling city, highly accessible to the bustling city, but in a bedroom community. We need more neighborhoods like these. Need more people like you and i, that appreciates trees. Frank Lloyd Wright's designs has been an inspiration to me. Its not about other peoples work, its about knowing where their work comes from, and recognizing the beauty spiraling up from the inside out, through the fingertips, and diligence of our hands, expressing imagination, "from within." Whenever there is a parallel of our imagination with nature, that is when everything comes together, and a harmonious picture is painted.
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House 323 on the right is already built, In Texas, and I'm working on another design for the house next to it.
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What part of Texas? So you'll eventually have all three built? Does the land slope like it does in the picture? that would be neat.
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Yes to slope. Other houses we shall see, some day they'll be built.
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You did this in under and hour and then call it primitive? are you fuckin kidding me?
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Mash-up time is one hour! Each sketch, for each house, has at least 8 to 12 hours, so 30 hours or more total time.
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This is really gorgeous, especially the attention to small details. Terrific work!
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it look like thomas painting i forget his last name
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Very Creative my friend, i dont think people truly understand this drawing, the details are very precise, it's amazing how you make up a house and a garden with just your mind and a pencil. You must have been doing house illustrations/drawings for quite some time, it really shows that in this picture.
Either way, it still amazed me.
When i try to draw a house,sculpture or tower i end up with so little 3 Dimensional that the picture looks more like a 2 Dimensional building, still gotta improve on that :S
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It helps to study gardens and landscaping plants, and memorize the names and how they look. I used to just draw foliage, but now it's more precise, a specific plant. I started (re-started?) drawing old homes in 1995. The imaginary perspective drawings I do now look almost exactly like the sketches I did back then. What is that, 17 yrs experience? 1000's of hours man, keep practicing...
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You favor the light from the right or did you change these to match
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You mean light source from the right? I'm trying to do all of them that way so I can link them together. If I flip-flop a piece the shadows are wrong!
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Hopefully I can get it built...
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All tree houses are beautiful. I want house as these
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