Interior plate renderings with the use of colored pencils. Technical skills were nurtured into creating rendered outputs: interior spaces, objects, artworks, furniture and floor plans.
This is a copied artwork from online and rendered with Faber-Castle colored pencils. It is an output for the art subject during the artist's secondary education (grade 9).
These are also copied artworks and rendered with colored pencils. Details were observed as well as forms and shapes to make it almost similar. (grade 10 artworks)
A copied artwork: Patroclus Jacques- Louis David. The artist drew it in bigger scale and rendered it using Faber-castle colored pencils. Bold strokes were made creating unblended finish.
These are some of drawing journal entries made as additional course requirement for Interior Design Drawing 2. Although the left artwork is a mixed media, it highlights the flowers blooming as it represents idea or thought. On the other side, the goal is to draw something that I am scared of: to be forgotten.
These are plates rendered with colored pencils for the course, History of Interior Design 2. It shows furniture piece of a specific era as well as motifs and ornaments that are drawn with substantial details.
This is a free hand drawing of the Redd & Blue Chair of Gerrit Reitveld. It is an output for the course, History of Interior Design 3. The chair was rendered with Prisma water colors as the pigments blend well, shadows are also minimally applied.
This plate of the subject, Interior Design Rendering aims to highlight patterns and soft finishes. It shows a modern living room with existing patterns, co-existing each other. Rendered with colored pencils and shadows were imagined to create depth.
Closed up capture of detailed kitchen utensils, wares and floor plan. Drawn and rendered on Mi Tientes brown paper using Prisma colored pencils. The design for each objects are inspired of the rustic design style.
Plate made as the final output for the course subject, Interior Design Rendering. The kitchen showcases the details of a Rustic inspired interior design. Colored pencils were used to add hues as well as in creating shadows and material textures and transparency.
