Urban hiking, London edition. Taking sketch breaks along the way.
And then I went to Paris:
Sketches
I’ve been published!
The most challenging thing about architecture school is — well, there are many challenging things about architecture school. One of them is representing your ideas graphically – creating images of things that don’t exist yet, other than in your own head.
I was one of a very few that preferred to do this by hand as opposed to digitally. Some of the professors greatly appreciated this. Others hated it.
During the fall 2017 semester professor Rovira asked me to submit my concept sketches for a “project” or a “book” or something vague. So I did. A few emails back and forth and it became more clear to me what these were being used for.
Here were my sketches chosen for this publication:
Sketches
A collection of sketches, sketched over the last decade. Some of these were used in my grad program application portfolio.
sketching workshop
gaby in graphite
watercolor workshop
post bird, pencil
colored pencil sunset
screamin’ graphite
lemon with an audience
pastel neon
dramatic acrylic
watercolor stack
left hands, pencil