guadalupe street project, austin texas
Here's a drawing from probably about ten years ago, when I was working at Black and Vernooy Architects in Austin, Texas. The original is a giant pencil on vellum drawing, 24" x 48" (?) - can't remember for sure.
Labels: environment design
posted by francis tsai @ 11:09 AM
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17 Comments:
Heavy perspective skills ....Really nice drawing man . Thanks for linking me up - I did the same . I have to post something soon myself .So much great stuff on this blog .
Cheers Francis .
Ahhh analog,... that's a ton of excellent work Francis. Did you cant the perspective up on the left side? I feel off-balance, but in a good way!
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nice perspective u got there!! so this is you ten years ago.. impressive maybe i should have something from 10 years ago in my block he he...
Impressive! Hopefully you have more work like this that you'll post in the near future.
you're back!
i like the thought of "giant pencil" on vellum.
hehe.
cool drawring Francis
Like everyone else said, awesome perspective! I can only dream to have these kinds of skills.
dude, thats HOT... did that place actually get built then?
I remember this shot.. you showed me before for the expirnation of perspective .. Dang.. it is awesome~!!!!!!!!
hey, i know that street! actually francis it's not that far off. down town and around the school has been altered radically
oh,yeah, your doodle here is good too....
sim-r - thanks man; appreciate the link too!
spencer - yeah it looks that way; don't remember what that was about, but I guess I thought it was a good idea at the time.
david - yeah man! let's see what you were up to ten years ago...
chris sims - I have a bunch, somewhere. This was one I just dug up in an old print portfolio the other day and I thought it would be interesting to share, since I don't do much of this kind of stuff anymore.
andrew - haha! pretty funny...
c deboda - its not really all that difficult, just tedious. Takes forever, and is less flexible than 3D nowadays.
ivan - it's a real street, right in front of the University of Texas in Austin. The project was some renovations to the streetscape, like paving, widening sidewalks, installing new lighting, etc. I don't know how far it's gotten along.
Mongsub - thanks bro!
Anne - nah! But thank you too!
lorin - cool man, maybe next time you're around there you can shoot some photos or something. I don't get down there very much anymore...
Brilliant work !! Really amazing environment work !
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