Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sketchbook. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Friday, 23 October 2009
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Abstracting Architecture
patterns.
I've been using bright colours which juxtaposed against the grey and dreary concrete and relate to my
research on clothes patterns of the same time period.
Labels:
architecture,
brutalist,
colour,
pattern,
sketchbook
Brutalist Architecture
Here are some collaged sketchbook pages relating to my research of patterns within Brutalist architecture.
I visited the usual sites such as the Barbican and the Southbank but also visited council estates, the most
surreal of which was Thamesmead.
surreal of which was Thamesmead.
It's amazing seeing how the idealistic architecture of the time has failed the residents so badly...
Thamesmead is a wasteland (and looks vaguely like a 70s apocalyptic sci-fi movie)
Thamesmead is a wasteland (and looks vaguely like a 70s apocalyptic sci-fi movie)
Labels:
architecture,
brutalist,
collage,
council estates,
pattern,
sketchbook
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Paris Sketches
Here's a bunch of sketches I did when I was in Paris. I hardly drew any buildings or anything like that, I've done it so many times. Instead I mostly scribbled hungover as I tried to remember the night before. It made my mates laugh!







Labels:
drink,
french,
molest,
paris,
sketchbook
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